In any Stockport library, you can:
- use free phones to call the Citizens Advice helpline for Stockport residents
- use free computers and wifi to get help online
- ask library staff to help you make an appointment with Citizens Advice
- get help to scan a QR code and start a WhatsApp chat with Citizens Advice
- get help to access council services
You'll also find posters and leaflets with information about getting in touch with services who can help you.
Appointments and drop-in sessions with Citizens Advice
To book an appointment with Citizens Advice you can:
- attend one of their drop in sessions where you can get free, impartial and confidential advice
- contact their advice helpline
- contact them via WhatsApp
You'll receive an initial assessment and if needed, an appointment will be booked for you.
Citizens Advice hold drop-in sessions at our libraries and Stopford House.
Stopford House
Citizens Advice is available Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4pm at:
Stopford House
Piccadilly
Stockport
SK1 3UR
The nearest train station is Stockport. Bus route 192 from Stockport runs along the A6 near to Stopford House.
In the community
There's a mixture of drop-ins and appointments in Stockport. You can find details on the Citizens Advice website.
To find your local library, visit our libraries webpages.
If you want to speak to Citizens Advice without going to a library or Stopford House, you can call the Citizens Advice helpline free of charge on 0808 278 7803. The helpline is open Monday to Friday, from 8:30am to 5:30pm.
You can find out how to get in touch by visiting the Citizens Advice website.
If you'd prefer to get help online, visit our webpages on getting advice online.
ScanStation
ScanStation is a service that lets you upload documents and evidence if we've asked you to send us some documents. We can help you do this. This is useful if you do not have a printer or scanner at home.
You can use ScanStation at:
- Brinnington Library
- Bredbury Library
- Reddish Library
- Stopford House