Thousands of hard-up households can get £120 free cash for food or energy bills - how to apply
The council says support is available to households who feel they are struggling with rising costs of living, as well as people in receipt of benefits.If you think you might be eligible, you can call Citizens Advice Wokingham on 0808 278 7958 or apply through the website.Make sure you have information at hand such as what benefits you receive and personal information like your home address.
But be quick - while the deadline for councils to hand out the latest round of HSF cash support is March 31, it's done on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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