You can come and meet representatives of the Jersey Consumer Council later this month, and talk to us about your consumer issues.
Ahead of the second Jersey Consumer Fair later this year, we’re going on the road, with a series of small drop-in events across the Island.
We’ll be at St John’s Parish Hall on Tuesday, 25 August, from 10.30am to 1.30pm.
You can drop in for a free cuppa and cake, and get some expert advice and free guidance from the Jersey Consumer Council and other organisations.
For our first ‘Jersey Consumer Fair … On the road’, we’ll be joined for the morning by representatives from Citizen’s Advice Jersey and the Jersey Office of the Information Commissioner.
Whether you’ve got a specific issue you want to get help with, want to learn more about the work of either of our three organisations, or just want some general consumer tips and advice, we’d love to see you there.
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