
Citizens Advice Lincoln & Lindsey
Free housing, money and welfare advice for local residents
About Citizens Advice Lincoln & Lindsey
Citizens Advice Lincoln & Lindsey provides free, confidential and independent advice to people living in Lincoln, East Lindsey and West Lindsey. Its Lincoln office is based at City Hall on Beaumont Fee and is listed for appointments and administrative purposes. The charity deals with housing, money, benefits, employment and other everyday problems. Residents who are uncertain about their rights or need help understanding available options can use the organisation's advice services and online resources. The charity is part of the wider Citizens Advice network. The organisation provides contact arrangements for people needing advice and operates outreach services in communities across its area. Its website lists local community locations and explains that some outreach sessions are restricted to residents of particular wards. People experiencing housing difficulties alongside debt or benefit problems can discuss the connected issues and seek guidance about available support. The service publishes a telephone advice number and online self-referral information. Residents should check the appropriate contact arrangements before visiting an office or outreach venue.
Services
- Housing advice
- Benefits advice
- Debt and money advice
- Employment advice
- Consumer rights advice
- Energy advice
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Who Citizens Advice Lincoln & Lindsey works with
- Lincoln residents
- East Lindsey residents
- West Lindsey residents
- People needing independent advice
Areas covered
City of Lincoln, East Lindsey and West Lindsey
Questions about Citizens Advice Lincoln & Lindsey
Where is Citizens Advice Lincoln & Lindsey based?
Its Lincoln office is on the first floor of City Hall, Beaumont Fee, Lincoln, LN1 1DD. The organisation states that offices are for administration and appointments. Contact the advice team on 0808 278 7904 before visiting.
Can Citizens Advice help with a Lincoln housing problem?
Housing is among the issues covered by its advice service, alongside money, benefits and employment. Residents can explain their circumstances and seek guidance about appropriate next steps or other sources of specialist support.
Do residents pay for Citizens Advice services?
No. Citizens Advice Lincoln & Lindsey describes its service as free, confidential and independent. Some contact or outreach arrangements have eligibility or geographical conditions, so check which service is appropriate for your address before attending.
What should Lincoln renters do about unsafe accommodation?
Document the conditions and report the problems to the landlord. The Housing Act 2004 and Renters' Rights Act 2025 are relevant to standards and rights in English rented housing. City of Lincoln Council can respond to appropriate private rented housing concerns.
Does the charity offer advice away from City Hall?
Yes. Its website lists community outreach venues across Lincoln, including local libraries and community facilities. Some sessions operate only for residents of specified areas, and schedules may change, so check the current arrangements before travelling.
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