Plumstead Community Law Centre is a community based Law Centre providing free and independent legal advice to the residents, workers and students of Greenwich Borough.
DUE TO THE RISK OF CORONA VIRUS CONTAMINATION,
OUR OFFICES ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC
At present we are asking all clients to contact us by letter, telephone or email.
If you are an existing client:
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You will have a phone number and email address for your caseworker.
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Please contact them directly as they will be able to access their phone, voicemail and emails. Alternatively use .
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Any documents you want to hand in can be posted through our letter box. They will be scanned and forwarded on to your caseworker on the next working day.
If you have a new enquiry:
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We ask you to call our adviceline 020 8854 8848 at the times at which it is open:
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Tuesday 10am - 1pm for Benefit or Employment enquiries.
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Please do not call the adviceline outside these hours.
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Thursday 10am -12 noon for Immigration enquiries.
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Or email us at .
Unfortunately, we are not currently able to provide our Monday morning Employment Drop-In Advice service.
Plumstead Community Law Centre
is now based in Woolwich at 36 Wellington Street, SE18 6PE.
Please see our News & Information
and Services & Opening Times pages
for more details.
We are currently recruiting for an experienced part-time welfare Benefits Advisor.
See details on our recruitment page.
We advise on:
- Discrimination (including sexual harassment at work and disability discrimination)
- Unfair dismissal
- Unpaid wages
- Disciplinary Procedure
- Grievances
- Settlement/ compromise and COT3 agreements
- Many other employment matters
Please note we do not provide tax advice.
Please click the Employment button above to access an Employment Rights Factsheet
Appeals
Regularising Status
Entry Clearance
Leave to Remain
EEA Applications
Appeals
Benefit Overpayments
Child Benefit
Council Tax Benefit
Disability Benefits
Habitual Residence
Housing Benefit
Jobseekers Allowance
Pension Credit
Right to Reside
Social Fund
Tax Credits
You can get a refund if you paid fees at an Employment Tribunal or Employment Appeals Tribunal between 29 July 2013 and 26 July 2017. Details of how to apply here:
https://www.gov.uk/employment-tribunals/refund-tribunal-fees