Ilnta Tzepetziou
Ilnta first volunteered for the Law Centre in 2018/19 when she was a student. Once a week, she worked alongside the branch team helping with various administrative tasks. She enjoyed the…
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Alex Choi
Student, Alex, has been volunteering at the Law Centre since October 2019. Whilst completing his studies in Law at Goldsmiths University, he also works alongside the money advice team once…
Switching energy suppliers – an easy way to save money
Switching energy suppliers doesn’t have to be a lot of work and it can be an easy way to save up to hundreds of pounds a year. We asked our…
The hidden dangers of ‘buy now pay later’ deals
The use of ‘buy now pay later’ deals, offered by companies such as Klarna, Clearpay, and LayBuy, has grown enormously over the past year, particularly with younger shoppers. However, despite…
Christmas opening times
We will be operating a reduced service over Christmas and the New Year. Our telephone service will be open as follows: Wednesday 23 December: 10am – 2pm Thursday 24 December: Closed Friday…
Ask the experts
Our debt caseworkers have put together a series of Q&A articles addressing some of the common themes and questions clients bring. Click on the below links to read more. This…
Emergency advice and representation at court for housing possession cases
If you’ve received notice of a possession claim, you should seek urgent legal advice to reduce the risk of losing your home. You can do this in advance of the…
Emergency advice and representation at court on the day of your hearing
To obtain free legal advice and representation on the date of your hearing you should: Attend court at least 45 minutes before your hearing and make yourself known to the…
Celebrating Black History Month
This October we have been celebrating Black History Month. Colleagues from across the Law Centre have chosen their most inspiring Black Heroes from a variety of different time periods and…
Help! My debts are spiralling out of control…
With the coronavirus pandemic impacting many people’s income, rising unemployment rates and average household debt of £60,403 (The Money Charity), it is no wonder that more and more people are…