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Grit bins and salt heaps are usually provided in villages or on untreated roads, so you can help keep roads and pavements in your area free from ice.

We are subject to regular Government inspections of safeguarding services for children and vulnerable adults amongst other external assessments of our services.

Bluetongue is a disease affecting cattle, sheep, goats, deer, alpacas and llamas.

We're committed to making our finances clear and as part of this commitment we publish all our relevant spend with suppliers over £500.

We carry out formal flood investigations in areas that have been subject to flooding, as we feel is necessary.

Obstructions on public rights of way present a serious problem to users. We have powers to require the removal of obstructions on Public Rights of Way.

Performance information is important as it enables us and the public to see how well we are delivering services and where we need to make improvements.

This guide has been produced to help operators and drivers and may be useful when training new staff. Similar guides have been produced for parents and schools.

Building materials should not be placed upon the highway, but should be contained within the construction site.

Our trading standards service can take action in respect of heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) illegally using weight-restricted roads and bridges across the county.