A to Z
Welcome to the South Ribble A to Z of Services
Click on the letters below to see the list of documents for that letter.
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Healthy Eating Nursery Awards
The Healthy Eating Award scheme for children's nurseries has been designed to encourage and reward nurseries that are providing predominantly healthy foods with the aim of forming better eating habits in pre-school school children.
9 December 2010
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Name plates - streets
South Ribble Borough Council's Neighbourhood Services Department maintains a range of street furniture within the borough. This page provides information about what furniture is maintained by the Borough Council and how to report a problem with an item of furniture to us.
24 August 2010
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Nature reserves and parks guide
South Ribble has several large parks within the borough that offer a diverse range of landscapes from formal Victorian estates to naturalistic woodlands and wildflower meadows. This page provides more detailed information about the borough's principal sites, their location and the facilities they have to offer.
20 July 2006
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Neighbourhood
My Neighbourhood Forums give you the opportunity to have a say in your local community.
17 July 2007
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News - press releases
The council issues press releases throughout the year to keep the media informed about what's going on in South Ribble.
17 July 2006
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Newspaper - forward
Now in its 21st year and better than ever, FORWARD reaches every home in South Ribble four times a year. It provides every resident with an opportunity to find out information about local services, events and activities.
22 December 2009
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Next Election
At South Ribble Borough Council we have elections once every four years, which means that all 55 borough seats are up for election in May 2015.
8 October 2012
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Noise
The Environmental Health Team receives several hundred requests each year from people who are suffering noise nuisance from their neighbours. Noise is a constant feature of daily life and we all contribute to noise levels, whether by playing music, talking or just going about our daily business. Unfortunately when noise is too loud, too intrusive or happens at inconsiderate times or without warning. it can reduce people's quality of life and sometimes destroy it entirely.
18 May 2006
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Noise at Work - Health and Safety
Excessive exposure to noise can cause tinnitus and permanent hearing loss. For this reason The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 require the exposure of employees to noise at work to be controlled.
12 February 2008
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Noisy dogs
Dogs communicate in different ways and one of these is by barking. This is their natural behaviour and is performed for a number of reasons and in certain situations. This page provides information about why dogs bark and how dogs can be trained in some instances to help reduce noise from barking.
19 October 2009
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Non dependant deductions - council tax benefit
15 June 2006
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Non dependant deductions - housing benefit
15 June 2006
