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Tenants' responsibilities

Housing Tenants' responsibilities Important Information All our tenants are expected to make sure that their home, garden and balcony are kept safe, clean, free from rubbish and are not neglected. Tenants have the following responsibilities when reporting a repair: To report all repairs

LHA information for landlords

is entitled to on the Rent Service (external link) website. The LHA rates are set by an independent rent officer and are based on local rents, so are set specifically for the local area. What information is available about a tenant's claim We can only give you information about your tenant if they have given

Tree preservation orders

contractor that has been vetted and approved by the council, please visit our approved arboricultural contractors page. The tree care information section of the Trees Are Good website (external link) has lots of useful information about hiring an arborist, pruning mature and young trees, mature tree care

High hedges

you have made every reasonable effort to discuss the problem with your neighbour. Approaching the Council should be a last resort. Guidance documents entitled Prevention and Cure (external link) and Hedge Height and Light Loss (external link) are available at Gov UK website. How to make a complaint

Benefits of physical activity

. Regular exercise can also strengthen bones and muscles, improve flexibility, boost self-esteem and improve longevity. For more information visit the NHS Website (External Link) on the Benefits of Exercise. Social aspects of physical activity Physical activity has significant social benefits

Public registers

details and Food Hygiene Ratings can be viewed on the Food Standards Agency website Approved food premises Gambling (Gambling Act 2005) - download a copy of the Gambling (Gambling Act 2005) register Street trading Markets Alcohol, entertainment & takeaways (Licensing Act 2003) - download a copy

Greenhey Place

and counterpart. VAT All prices, outgoings and rentals are quoted free of, but maybe liable to VAT. Rates The occupier will be responsible for all rates payable. Please visit the business rates page for further information. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the Council’s Estates team. Contact

Use of planning obligations

conditions. Affordable homes Education provision Onsite open space and future maintenance Flood alleviation measures Other site specific items The developer will either create these or make payments to us for them to be carried out. All planning obligations must be relevant to the development

Gorsey Place

in maintaining the common parts of the estate, including landscaping. Planning Planning permission has been granted for B1, B2 and B8 use. Legal costs Prospective tenants will be expected to contribute towards the cost of the preparation and completion of the leases and counterpart. VAT All prices

Cheshire Lines Path

directions to Cheshire Lines Path (external link). Accessibility Our Parks and Countryside Service work hard to manage and maintain all of our sites to ensure that they are accessible and safe for all their visitors. However, while using the trails, you may encounter uneven surfaces, debris, or other

Gladden Place

and completion of the leases and counterpart. VAT All prices, outgoings and rentals are quoted free of, but maybe liable to VAT. Rates The occupier will be responsible for all rates payable. Please visit the business rates pages. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the Council's Estates team. Contact

Hunter's Hill, Hilldale

to the area are limited, get in touch with our Park Ranger service for more information. Use Google Maps to get directions to Hunter's Hill (external link) . Accessibility Our Parks and Countryside Service work hard to manage and maintain all of our sites to ensure that they are accessible and safe

Details of historic applications and copying requests

Planning Details of historic applications and copying requests Historic applications You can view the details of Building Regulations submissions from 1 January 1999 by searching on Public Access Search Building Regulations submissions . If you require details of submissions before 1999 or a full

Pest identifier: Fleas

bedding. 4-8 eggs are laid after each the flea feeds, and therefore a single female can produce between 800-1000 eggs during her lifetime - which may be as long as two years. The eggs hatch in about 1 week into larvae which live in dark, humid places such as animal bedding and carpet fluff, feeding

Fairy Glen, Appley Bridge

. This is having a detrimental effect on both the landscape and the wildlife using the site. We ask that all people visiting the site take nothing but photographs and memories and leave nothing but footprints. Facilities Picnic and seated areas Waterfalls There is no designated carpark for the site. We ask

Consultation archive 2013

Showpeople. In September 2013, the Council carried out a 'call for sites' exercise. We will assess all sites that have been submitted to us, along with other sites which were previously brought to our attention. The most suitable sites will be shortlisted, and will feed into a planning document

Ormskirk Medieval Festival

the event. There will also be a range of food, drink and trade stalls alongside some current day family entertainments to ensure that the event is a fantastically fun day out for all the family. If you would like to apply to trade/exhibit at Ormskirk Medieval Festival please visit the event application

Submit an application online

will be required to upload and attach electronic copies of your plans as part of the application. Submit an application online professional user (external link) Submit an application online general public (external link) To avoid any delay in the validation and registration of planning applications, all

Planning application forms

submitted via the Planning Portal. To avoid any delay in the validation and registration of planning applications, all submissions should be made online via the Planning Portal (external link) . Householder planning consent Full planning consent Outline planning consent Approval of reserved matters

Cigarette litter

into the environment. Here are some other facts: 120 tonnes of cigarette litter is dropped in the UK every day. In the UK, cigarette butts account for around 40 per cent of litter, in the rest of the world, they account for around 50 per cent of all litter. A cigarette butt contains up to 4,000 chemicals including