Car parks Details of car parks, charges and opening times
Council Tax and benefits Our Council Tax, Housing and Council Tax benefits and Business rates services are administered by Anglia Revenues Partnership (ARP)
Housing We work to develop affordable housing, offer housing advice, homelessness prevention services, and manage the housing register.
Job vacancies Information about vacancies and working for St Edmundsbury Borough Council.
Nowton Park Nowton Park is about 200 acres of beautiful countryside located outside of Bury St Edmunds.
Online payments Pay your council tax, business rates, invoices, housing benefits over payments and car parking fines online.
Planning applications Planning permission is generally required for the carrying out of any form of development which includes the change of use of land and buildings.
Waste and recycling We don't just empty your bins, and encourage recycling, but we work to keep the streets clean and improve the environment.
West Stow Walk in the footsteps of our Anglo-Saxon ancestors, explore their homes, see the evidence for yourself...
Council Tax Our Council Tax, Housing and Council Tax benefits and Business rates services are administered by Anglia Revenues Partnership (ARP).
Housing and Council Tax benefits Housing and Council Tax Benefits services are run by Anglia Revenues Partnership (ARP) on behalf of St Edmundsbury Borough Council.
Housing grants Grants to help tackle specific problems with the condition of some private sector housing across West Suffolk include Decent Homes, Disabled Facilities, Empty Homes, Healthy homes and Thermal Comfort grants
Local land charges Land and property based information service for prospective purchasers and developers.
Parking permits There are currently ten neighbourhood parking schemes in Bury St Edmunds and one in Haverhill.
Planning applications Planning permission is generally required for the carrying out of any form of development which includes the change of use of land and buildings.
Register to vote Make sure you are registered to vote in local and national elections.
Cabinet Annual Report the Cabinet produces an annual report in which it reviews the progress it has made against its commitments for the previous year, and sets commitments and key activities for the coming year.
Call-in Call-in is used where members have evidence which suggests that a decision was not taken in accordance with the principles of good decision making set out in the constitution.
Candidates and nominations Anyone who wants to stand as a candidate at an election has to complete a nomination paper.
Car park season tickets You can buy season tickets for the Parkway Surface, Parkway Multi-storey, and Ram Meadow car parks in Bury St Edmunds; Ehringshausen Way and Town Hall car parks in Haverhill and West Stow and Nowton Park.
Car parks Details of car parks, charges and opening times
Caravan sites You need written permission from a local authority to site caravan(s) on land for the purposes of human habitation and for the land used in conjunction with it.
Carbon dioxide emissions Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of a basket of so-called greenhouse gases linked to climate change and is viewed as the principal gas because it is generated by human activity.
Carpet beetles The lava of carpet beetles can cause extensive damage to textile products.
Cemetery records All interments have to be recorded by law in both burial registers and grave registers. These are public records and are available for inspection by appointment.
Cemetery service St Edmundsbury Borough Council follows the ICCM guiding principles for burial and cremation for it's cemeteries.
Census 2011 The 2011 census results will be used to estimate the population at national, regional and local level, and to share out funding and resources for all sorts of services and facilities.
Central area The Abbey Gardens Central area is famous for its colourful bedding displays
Civil Contingencies Act 2004 This placed legal duties on all the organisations responsible for responding to emergencies and those who support the responders, to plan, respond and share information.
Clare Castle Country Park Situated to the south of the picturesque, historic town of Clare, just two minutes walk from the town centre, Clare Castle country park is a beautiful quiet area to relax, play, get close to nature and learn about Clare's fascinating history.
Climate change The council continues to work with other key organisations as part of the Suffolk Climate Change Partnership to deliver a comprehensive action plan to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Clinical waste Clinical waste is any waste which poses a threat of infection to humans.
Closed churchyards St Edmundsbury is currently responsible for the maintenance of ten closed churchyards.
Coat of Arms The Arms and Motto of the Borough tell us of a thousand years of history in which there is considerable local pride.
Community and living Information for local communities and residents in the St Edmundsbury area.
Community buying in villages By bringing communities throughout Suffolk together and making the most of joint buying power, we can make savings.
Community centres There are six centres in the urban areas of St Edmundsbury all providing a focal point for the community. Most centres are run by local community associations
Community involvement The borough council is responsible for the social, environmental and economic wellbeing of the community and is able to have a direct influence on the many of the issues which affect health and wellbeing.
Community preparedness Communities across Suffolk are being urged to sign up to a campaign designed to help local people be prepared for emergencies.
Community right to bid The aim of the new right is to give community groups time to make realistic bids to buy land or buildings that are of importance to the local community when they come up for sale.
Community safety We take issues around crime, disorder and community safety very seriously. We want our residents to feel safe where they live, work and play.
Community speed watch speed-watch schemes across St Edmundsbury that are working towards reducing the number of vehicles that travel over the legal speed limit.
Community Spirit A twice yearly newsletter sent to all residents in St Edmundsbury
Conservation The borough of St Edmundsbury has a rich architectural history with over 3000 listed buildings, 35 conservation areas, 69 scheduled ancient monuments and four listed parks and gardens.
Consultation and engagement Consultation with the community provides vital information the ensure that our services are delivering and meeting community needs.
Contact St Edmundsbury Halls For information about the apex or the Athenaeum and a chance to discuss your individual requirements please contact the team
Council Tax Our Council Tax, Housing and Council Tax benefits and Business rates services are administered by Anglia Revenues Partnership (ARP).
Council Tax and benefits Our Council Tax, Housing and Council Tax benefits and Business rates services are administered by Anglia Revenues Partnership (ARP)
Councillors Details of councillors and how to contact them.
Councillors allowances The Independent Remuneration Panel (IRP) is charged with recommending changes to the Members' Allowance Scheme, which details the payments that a Councillor may receive for undertaking their duties.
Councillors, MPs and MEPs There are 531 representatives working for us across the European and UK Parliaments and at county, borough and parish levels.
Customer Services
Phone: 01284 763233
Out of hours: 01284 763252
If the phones are busy email us with your query: stedmundsbury@stedsbc.gov.uk
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