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We provide free advice, and you can call us for free, too.
CAB provides independent, confidential advice to anyone. You can visit our office, message us via our website, send us an email or call us by phone.
Land line 06 758 9542
Free phone 0800 367 222
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At CAB, we provide free, independent advice to anyone.
To make it easier for you, our opening hours are extending to Saturday mornings, 9:30am to 12:30pm.
You can phone 06 758 9542, visit us at Community House or go to our website.
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Usually renting a place to live goes smoothly, but when problems happen, it can get really difficult, very quickly. You need to know what rights you have, and what your obligations are, so that you can look after yourself in relation to rental accommodation.
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The Board of Citizens Advice Bureau New Plymouth invite you to their Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 20 August 2025. The meeting is at Community House, 32 Leach Street, New Plymouth starting at 1:00pm.
All interested persons are welcome.
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When you buy something, it should be of acceptable quality, fit for purpose and last for a reasonable time. Sometimes, things don't work out that way. If you purchased from a retail store, you may have rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act or the Fair Trading Act.
If the thing you bought … View moreWhen you buy something, it should be of acceptable quality, fit for purpose and last for a reasonable time. Sometimes, things don't work out that way. If you purchased from a retail store, you may have rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act or the Fair Trading Act.
If the thing you bought is faulty, we can help you to clarify what rights you have.
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