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.
Safeguarding children guidance We want to ensure that suppliers, contractors working with this council are aware of their roles and responsibilities in this regard when delivering their services to the council.
Safety, maintenance and insurance of memorials The grave owner is responsible for the safety and maintenance of the memorial.
If a memorial becomes dangerous, we may take whatever action is necessary to make it safe.
Scrap metal To be a scrap metal dealer, you need to register with your local authority.
Seasonal parking and park and ride Our seasonal park and ride service in bury St Edmunds begins with the Christmas Fayre at the end of November and runs on the Saturdays leading up to Christmas.
Self sufficiency in an emergency Suffolk is one of the safest counties in the UK but unexpected circumstances can put a lot of pressure on communities and compromise safety.
Sex establishments To run a sex shop or to run a venue where explicit films are shown to members of the public you will need a licence from the local authority.
Shopmobility AS part of our commitment to providing accessible shopping environments in our towns we run a Shopmobility Scheme in Bury and Haverhill.
Shopping - Bury St Edmunds Bury St Edmunds has every sort of store from the large high street names to family-run businesses, and fascinating small gift shops
Shopping - Haverhill Haverhill has a busy, part pedestrianised, town centre with major high street retailers
Shopping and parking - Clare Clare has a lovely selection of shops, including gift shops, antique shops, coffee shops and traditional businesses.
Shops, post office and public houses grant A grant up to £2000 is available to grocery shops, post offices and public houses in St Edmundsbury villages which can demonstrate sustainable economic and community benefits.
Site submissions At the start of the Local Development Framework process (LDF) (now known as Local Plan process) the borough council sought the submission of sites that would be available for development from agents, developers and landowners. This process has continued during the consultation stages that have occurred since then.
Skin piercing registration Anyone carrying out ear piercing, tattooing, acupuncture or electrolysis in the borough must be registered with the council.
Skin piercing, tattooing and acupuncture Anyone carrying out ear piercing, tattooing, acupuncture or electrolysis in the borough must be registered with the council.
Social media Sign up to Facebook and Twitter feeds for our main website or some of our other websites
Society lottery registrations A lottery is a distribution of prizes by lot or chance where there is no degree of skill involved, and the chance of winning is secured by a payment.
Specimen trees The Hardwick specimen tree collection was started by Sir John Cullum and continued by his brother Sir Thomas Gery Cullum.
Squirrels Squirrels can cause considerable damage, especially within a property. They can enter roof spaces/loft areas by climbing walls or jumping from nearby trees or fences.
Starting a new business If you are planning to start a new business there is lots to learn, but there is also help and support available.
Statement of Community Involvement This document sets out the council's policy for involving the community in the preparation of local development documents and in the consideration of planning applications.
Statistics Websites with statistical information about the St Edmundsbury area
Stray dogs Any dog found straying, will be collected and taken to kennels where it will be held for seven days.
Stray, lost and dangerous dogs We have a responsibility for the collection of stray dogs, the investigation of dog fouling and barking complaints.
Street banners Advertise your event at our town centre locations in Cornhill and Abbeygate Street, Bury St Edmunds and High Street, Haverhill.
Street cleaning standards St Edmundsbury Borough Council has a duty to keep their relevant land clear of litter and refuse so far as is practicable.
Street Collection Permits Charitable organisations who are planning to hold a collection of money or sale of articles need to apply for a street collection permit.
Sturmer Meadow East Town Park - Sturmer Meadow is being managed to benefit common lizards and slow-worms.
Submit your Building Regulations Application online There are three different ways to apply for Building Regulations, these are by Full Plans Application, Building Notice Application and Regularisation Application
Suffolk County councillors Residents of St Edmundsbury are represented by 11 county councillors in nine divisions.
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