The Public Health Team ensure that empty properties are kept secure and free from rubbish.
Documents pertaining to Data Protection
These pages give you information about how to register a death that occurred in England or Wales. The registration systems in Scotland and Northern Ireland are different from that in England and Wales and each has its own General Register Office.
Some countries require a Cadaver Certificate before they will allow a body into the country for burial. The certificate, if issued, confirms that no epidemic of infectious disease occurred in the borough for some three months preceding the death.
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The Democratic Services Unit supports the democratic process
If you are homeless tonight then your best option is to try and find emergency accommodation such as a night shelter.
Planning permission
Hertsmere Borough Council is now responsible for all parking restrictions across the Borough.
Grants of up to £30k are available to eligible owner occupiers and certain tenants to assist in carrying out adaptations to properties to enable a disabled person to continue to live safely in their home.
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Establishments used for the breeding of dogs are controlled by the Breeding and Sale of Dogs (Welfare) Act 1999.
The dog warden can help you if you lose your dog and generally prevents stray dogs from being a danger or nuisance.
Hertsmere service description and general drainage information.
Engineering Services is a commercially run team within Hertsmere Borough Council. Our enviable reputation is built on many years of experience in a wide range of drainage related, surveying and Civil Engineering works.
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Drainage - Explanatory Diagram
Drainage Explanatory - Diagram 1
In order to ensure that vehicle crossings are properly constructed, all domestic vehicle crossings will be built by Highways Maintenance Operations (H.M.O.) who are part of the Council. They will deal with the provision of estimates and receive payments before the work is carried out.
Licensed Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) are open to members of the public and operated by Hertfordshire County Council.
Be There! Do It!Find out about what's on this summer
Bushey Rose GardenFind out more
Recycle moreWhat can be recycled?
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