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Sheffield Law Centre exists to provide free, independent legal advice. It aims to help people who cannot access or afford other legal help.

Sheffield Law Centre is a registered charity. It was formed in 1984 and is run by a management committee of local people.

What does Sheffield Law Centre do?

We offer advice in the following areas of law...

• Housing
• Employment
• Immigration
• Asylum
• Discrimination

We are currently hosting advice sessions, provided by Pitsmoor Citizens' Advice Bureau and Foxhill & Parson Cross Advice Centre, on Welfare Benefits and Debt issues.  Please call our Enquiry Line for further details. 

What does Sheffield Law Centre not do?

• We do not advise landlords or employers
• We do not usually help people outside Sheffield

Sheffield Law Centre’s aim is to help people suffering oppression or unjust treatment. This means that we may refuse to help anyone who behaves in an oppressive manner.

Latest news

Royal Bank of Scotland installs wheelchair access

Vacancy

Sheffield Law Centre is looking for a housing law supervisor

See our Vacancies page

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Sheffield Law Centre is now hosting advice sessions on Welfare Benefits and Debt issues.  For further details or an appointment, please call our Enquiry Line on 0114 273 1888.

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Celebrating 25 Years

 Our 25th annual report is now available.