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.
Harassment and illegal eviction The law protects people living in residential property against harassment and illegal eviction.
Hardwick Heath Hardwick Heath, in Bury St Edmunds, is open all year round from 8.30am (weekdays) and 9am (weekends) until dusk (10pm at the latest in summer). Admission is free.
Haverhill Cemetery The cemetery which was originally opened in 1867, has both lawn type graves and woodland graves available to purchase. There are memorial gardens for the interment of cremated remains.
Haverhill in Bloom Since its inception in August 2004 Haverhill in Bloom has been seeking to provide residents, retail area, business industrial estates and schools with an opportunity to create a pleasing environment in which to live and work.
Haverhill Recreation Ground The park is open all the year round, planted with lots of spring bulbs and is surrounded by a tree belt
Haverhill Skatepark The Haverhill Skatepark opened in summer 2003, featuring mini ramps and a large streetcourse.
Hazardous waste Find out about what cannot be disposed of through the black bin or household waste sites due to its hazardous nature.
Health and safety at work Health and safety at work enforcement is the joint responsibility of both local district and borough councils and the Health and Safety Executive
Health and safety for suppliers Contracts to supply goods or services will only be awarded to contractors who can satisfy the council requirements in terms of resources required and their health and safety competence.
Healthy Homes Grant Grants to help an applicant to maintain their property to prevent it from falling into serious disrepair and to enable an occupier to remain in their home in safety, security and warmth.
Help yourself pilot St Edmundsbury Borough Council is piloting a new scheme within the area which it is calling 'do-it-yourself' (previously 'help yourself' pilot).
Helping you make your choice We appreciate that after a bereavement is a very difficult time and you will have to make important decisions about the cemetery and grave you want for the funeral.
Heritage The Heritage Service run by the borough council consists of two sites: Moyse's Hall and West Stow.
Heritage News A newsletter providing information about the Heritage Service.
Heritage Open Days A national celebration of England's cultural and architectural heritage involving special openings of interesting buildings (some are not normally open to the public). Entry is usually free, but check to see whether you need to book in advance.
Heritage Ticket information The Heritage ticket gives entry to Moyse's Hall Museum and West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village for a year.
Hiring open space A number of locations are available to hire for events in the Parks department.
HMRC tax information A widget from HMRC which gives useful tax information for new and growing businesses.
Holocaust Memorial Day Holocaust Memorial Day is on 27 January every year and offers an opportunity for people in the United Kingdom to reflect upon, consider and discuss how those events still have relevance for all members of today's society.
Home Renewable Energy Grant A step-by-step guide explaining how to choose the technology right for you and how to apply for the grant.
Home safety advice Information on how to prevent accidents in the home and garden, from BBQ's, scalding incidents to food safety.
Homelessness If you are homeless most UK residents are entitled to help with housing from a local authority.
Home-Link This scheme allows you to choose where you would prefer to live from the housing association properties that are available.
Homepage St Edmundsbury Borough Council - phone: 01284 763233
House to house collection licence To carry out house to house collections for charitable purposes you will need a licence from the local authority.
Household waste disposal All householders in England have a legal responsibility to ensure that all of their waste is disposed of properly.
Houses in multiple occupation If you rent out a property for house in multiple occupancy (HMO), you may require a licence from your local authority.
Houses in multiple occupation Broadly, houses in multiple occupation (HMO) are buildings that are occupied by persons that do not form a single household, where there is a degree of sharing of facilities.
Housing We work to develop affordable housing, offer housing advice, homelessness prevention services, and manage the housing register.
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 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
Housing needs survey Housing provision must meet both urban and rural needs to help maintain a balanced community, particularly in a predominantly rural borough like St Edmundsbury.
Housing unfitness and disrepair Potential risks to the health and safety of occupants arising from any deficiencies in dwellings are assessed by the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS).
How to be a better (quieter) neighbour Although we must all expect to hear our neighbours from time to time there are many things we can all do to ensure we cause as little disturbance as possible.
How to find us How to get to Nowton Park, Nowton, Bury St Edmunds.
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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