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We deal with planning applications relating to minerals and waste developments as well as applications for our developments such as schools and libraries.

The council is responsible for the delivery of a range of mandatory statutory duties.

We recognise the health and environmental benefits of travelling by 2 wheels and help schools provide cycle training for young cyclists.

If you want to place tables and chairs outside your premises on a public pavement, you will need to apply for a pavement licence.

We have contracts in place for managing waste which is collected by the district and borough councils and from our household waste recycling centres.

The places that we live, and how they are planned, can play a role in how healthy we are. Planning policy can help shape communities.

Report damaged or faulty street furniture such as walls, fences, barriers, traffic lights, bollards, signs, street lights and crossings.

Laying flowers at the site of fatal road traffic collisions is becoming common. We've produced guidelines for laying tributes and memorials by the roadside.

A coroner is a judge who investigates unnatural or violent deaths, where the cause of death is unknown, or because the death took place in state detention.

In the unlikely event an emergency takes place we have a team of hard-working volunteers who pitch in and help out during a crisis.