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Tell us what you are weighing up. The first conversation is free, and there is no obligation to continue afterwards.

Get in touch

Start with the decision, not the paperwork

A short description of what you are deciding is enough to begin. We will tell you whether planning is likely to help, what a sensible first stage would be, and what it would cost.

  • Emailinfo@rsh-bury.services
  • Telephone+44 7533 335533
  • Registered officeBury, Greater Manchester, England
  • Company number16427302
  • HoursMonday to Friday, 09:00–17:30
  • Response timeWithin two working days

If the learner is under 18, please make contact as a parent or guardian. Information about a young learner is provided by you and used with your consent.

Before you write: a line about the decision, the learner’s current stage and any fixed constraint (location, budget, deadline) is usually enough for us to give a useful first answer.

Online tutorial session on a laptop
Calls and video by defaultIn-person sessions can be arranged, but travel is never required.
What happens next

Three steps from here

1

You get in touch

A few lines about the decision, by email or telephone.

2

We reply

An honest view on whether we can help, and what stage to start with.

3

First conversation

45 minutes, free, with no obligation to continue.

Other ways we can help

Common requests

Second opinion

You already have a plan and want an independent view of it before committing. This usually fits inside a single review stage.

Deadline pressure

An application deadline is close and the options need narrowing quickly. Tell us the date in your first message so we can say at once whether it is realistic.

Family decisions

More than one household is involved and everyone needs the same written information. Plans are written to be shared.