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    • Protected trees

      Trees are an important part of our heritage and environment. In England, Local Planning Authorities have the power to protect important trees by making a Tree P...

    • Street cleaning programme

      Our street cleaning programme provides frequent cleaning of streets, council owned car parks, public conveniences, markets and other public areas to remove litt...

    • Road markings

      Road markings are provided where there is a need to restrict parking to help traffic flow smoothly and to prevent obstructions on the road. We provide markings ...

    • Managing your tenancies

      Setting up and managing a tenancy can be complicated and there are several elements which must be included to ensure that the tenancy is legal, there are also d...

    • Food Premises Approval

      Your food business may need approval if you intend to use products of animal origin and supply to other premises (even within your ownership), as a significant ...

    • Bullying and harassment

      Bullying can happen at any time and to any child, but it most often happens in school. It can be carried out physically, verbally, emotionally or online or can ...

    • Register your food premises

      Any premises that is to be used as a food business is required to be registered with us at least 28 days before opening. Food establishments include market stal...

    • HealthZones

      Did you know that your local library HealthZone is a great place to find health information? If you're trying to adopt a healthier lifestyle, learn more about a...

    • Home exchange, mutual exchange and HomeSwap Direct

      A mutual exchange is a swap of homes between two or more tenants. Most housing association tenants, have a right to exchange properties, provided that their lan...

    • The Weardale Way

      The Weardale Way in its entirety stretches from Cowshill in upper Weardale to the mouth of the River Wear and coast at Sunderland.

    

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