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A i YThis is the A to Z guide of the services offered by the City and County of Swansea.Select a letter from the alphabetical listing to choose a service. If you can't find the information you need please try our site search engine or alternatively tell us what service you are looking for and we will assist you further.
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Cabinet consists of the Leader of the Council, who in turn appoints 9 Councillors. It is the executive arm of the Council.
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Car parking badges could mean different things for different people. By linking to the parking pages you could have information on blue badges, seasonal permits and residential parking ...
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Personal care or practical help from Social Services in your home to help you to keep your independence
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Offer help and assistance to elderly and/or disabled homeowners to undertake repairs and adaptations to their homes.
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Support for young people under 18 who take on a regular amount of care for a member of their family
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Information and advice for those who provide care for a friend or relative who cannot manage at home.
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The NSU assists in combating anti-social behaviour on council estates through estate patrols, attendance at incidents,CCTV monitoring and supporting victims.
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The Neighbourhood Support Unit is responsible for the residential CCTV surveillance within Swansea.
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The Census is the most comprehensive single survey of the UK population, providing essential demographic and socio-economic information for government, business and the community.
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A Civil Marriage or Partnership can take place in any Register Office or Local Authority Licensed venue in England or Wales, such as hotels, restaurants, museums, theatres and even football stadiums.
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Planning enforcement investigates possible breaches of planning control and aims to resolve these using the most appropriate means or action.
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Swansea Safeguarding Children Board (SSCB) has a unique role to play in helping to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people in Swansea, which is required by the Government.
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Children's Play covers information on play provision, the Children's Play Strategy for Swansea, the children's play team
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There are many Christmas celebrations in Swansea, from iceskating at the Waterfront Winterland to shopping at the Christmas markets and Santa's Parade so have a look at the website
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Swansea Voices is the Citizens' Panel run by the City & County of Swansea to get the views of residents
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Swansea City Centre, with its unique position on the edge of a 5 mile sandy beach, its award winning Marina and attractive maritime quarter justly deserves the title of 'The Waterfront City'.
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The City Centre Health Check, produced annually since 2001, reviews the vitality, viability and attractiveness of Swansea City Centre.
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There are 5 Civic Amenity and Recycling Sites in Swansea where residents are encouraged to recycle and compost as much as possible as well as dispose of household waste free of charge.
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The new contact centre, Central Library, Archives family history centre, exhibition area, and new café facilities are based in the Civic Centre.
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This project will offer a new public service access centre, state of the art library, archives/family history centre, exhibition area, and new café facilities.
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Civil Partnership Registration is for same-sex adult couples who wish to enter into a legally binding agreement.
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Local authorities review and assess the air quality within their areas and identify air quality standards and objectives.
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There is a regular programme of street cleansing throughout the city and county to help ensure that Swansea stays a clean place to live.
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Road closures can be an inconvenience at best, but will lead to significant improvements for the future.
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The Local Authorities (Model Code of Conduct) (Wales) Order 2008 issued a new model Code of Conduct for Members (Councillors) and Co-opted Members of Councils.
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City and County of Swansea's online services and forms that are either available for download or can be completed online.
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Many commercial development schemes are currently underway, and there are plans in the pipeline for business, retail and leisure developments in the City with an estimated value of over £1 billion over the next ten years.
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The Commons Registration Unit is based at the Civic Centre. To carry out a search of the commons register a CR Form 21 is required.
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Communities First is a Welsh Assembly Government funded initiative which aims to improve the opportunities and quality of life for people living and working in the most deprived communities in Wales
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Details for Community Council and Town Councils and details of the role of the Community and Town Council Clerk.
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Community based Youth Clubs/Groups are open to all young people within the specified age range 11-25, but give priority to transition to adulthood in the 13-19 age range.
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Information and advice about funding and project development for community groups working within community regeneration areas of Swansea is available from the Community Regeneration Unit
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Information and advice for community groups working within community regeneration areas of Swansea is available from the Community Regeneration Unit
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Community partnerships have been established to lead the community regeneration process within certain parts of Swansea.
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The Community Recreation Section is responsible for the 35 community centres and 10 senior citizens pavilions within Swansea. It also provides advice, support and training in all aspects of Community Centre management and programming.
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In Swansea there are a number of priority areas where community regeneration initiatives are taking place in order to tackle poverty and social exclusion.
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The Community Regeneration Unit (CRU) works with the priority communities (Communities First and Objective 1, Priority 3) of Swansea to aid the regeneration process in these areas.
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The Community Safety team is responsible for carrying out work to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour in our city
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Do you wish to make a Comment, Compliment or Complaint? Did we exceed your expectations, fail to meet your standards or do you have a suggestion to help us improve? We want to hear from you.
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The Local Authorities (Model Code of Conduct) (Wales) Order 2008 issued a new model Code of Conduct for Members (Councillors) and Co-opted Members of Councils.
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The Nature Conservation Team aims to protect, enhance and raise awareness of areas of ecological and landscape importance within the City and County of Swansea for the benefit of people and wildlife.
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The City and County of Swansea is committed to finding out the opinions of residents, stakeholders and the Councils many employees.
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Results of surveys and other consultations undertaken by the City and County of Swansea with its residents, stakeholders and employees.
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The Council's Consultation Strategy sets out its current arrangements and longer term aims for consultation.
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The Consumer Advice Service (CAS) provides advice and assistance to residents and traders of the City and County of Swansea.
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Legislation only applies to land that is causing unacceptable risks to human health or the wider environment
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The Council offers Council tenants a low cost Contents Insurance Scheme. Contact your local District Housing Office for further information.
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Coroners inquire into deaths reported to them which appear to be violent, unnatural, or of sudden and unknown cause.
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Manage a number of estate regeneration schemes in partnership with Registered Social Landlords and private sector developers.
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Manage a number of estate regeneration schemes in partnership with Registered Social Landlords and private sector developers.
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Responsible for the delivery of private sector housing grants, including renovation grants, disabled facilities grants, council house adaptations, renewal areas, energy advice centre, grant agency and Care and Repair.
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The 'Right to Buy' team provide advice and assistance to tenants who wish to purchase their Council home
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A specialist team deals with council rent management, including rent collection and arrears recovery.
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The Strategic Services Section oversee the Council's housing strategies and policies, investment planning and programming, corporate and social care planning.
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For information on whether land and property is Council owned and for information on Council land and property for sale please use Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) or visit the Business section of our Public web site where there are two registers of Commercial and Residential land for sale and rent.
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The Local Authorities (Model Code of Conduct) (Wales) Order 2008 issued a new model Code of Conduct for Members (Councillors) and Co-opted Members of Councils.
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The Environment and Conservation Section plays a key role, both in its own right and in the work it carries out with partner organisations, in managing both the natural and built environment of the Authority.
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This specialist team deals with council rent management, including rent collection and arrears recovery.
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The Community Safety team is responsible for carrying out work to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour in our city
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The Community Safety team is responsible for carrying out work to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour in our city
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The Community Safety team is responsible for carrying out work to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour in our city
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The Community Safety team is responsible for carrying out work to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour in our city
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The use of crop spraying is regulated by the Pesticides Safety Directorate (PSD), an Executive Agency of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
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If you know about an animal that is injured or being treated cruelly, call the RSPCA's national 24-hour cruelty and advice line on 0300 1234 999.
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City & County of Swansea encourages cycling as a means of transport and leisure. Further information on Cycling routes and events can be found on our website.
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Advice on funding for voluntary groups with a cultural, recreational and arts focus is available from the project development unit |
Cafodd y dudalen hon ei diweddaru ddiwethaf ar Medi 18 2008