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If you have any suggestions about how we can improve the A to Z, please email them to the Communications Team.
Information on licensing requirements for anyone wanting to keep a dangerous or wild animal.
The Council's Building Control team deals with potentially dangerous structures under the Building Act 1984, including those requiring immediate attention following gales, fire or a traffic accident.
Details of how we handle your personal information is outlined in our Data Protection Policy.
You can report an animal found dead outdoors using the Report a Fault or Incident online service. Use this link for information on how to find out about a missing pet.
Our councillors are required to declare their financial interests in the Members’ Register of Interests.
Legal and Democratic Information about the work of the Council's Legal and Democratic Services department, which provides legal advice and assistance to the Council's departments and supports functions such as electoral registration and committee management.
Information about giving notice to the local authority of the proposed demolition of a building, plus the checks, Method Statement and Risk Assessment that need to be carried out.
Information from the Development Control team, plus Quick Links to view and comment on Planning Applications, view Planning Committee minutes and agendas, submit a Planning Application via the Planning Portal and Frequently Asked Questions.
Specialised door-to-door travel service operated by Nottinghamshire County Council for those people who are unable to use public transport.
Information and advice on all public services from the Directgov website.
How to get to the Council's offices, plus how to contact us by post or phone.
Advice and information on who is entitled to a discount on their Council Tax, and how to claim it by using one of the downloadable (PDF) application forms.
Gedling Borough Council seeks to create a culture of employment and service delivery through its Members, Managers and other employees, in which people can feel confident of being treated with fairness, dignity and tolerance irrespective of their personal circumstances, background or lifestyle.
To report a defect with a dog bin please use the Report a Fault or Incident service
Our dog wardens respond to complaints and reports about stray dogs, dog fouling and dangerous dogs
Information about the responsibility of dog owners to clear away after their dogs, including advice about fixed penalty notices and how to report someone for dog fouling.
Information on the work of the Council's Dog Warden Service, including how the Council tackles the problem of dog fouling and what to do if you find a stray dog.
Information about the storage and collection of household waste (refuse), including items you shouldn't put in your bin, when your bin will be collected and what to do if your bin is damaged.
Information about the Council's responsibilities as a land drainage authority, plus further information on drainage issues, such as private drainage connections and problems caused by a third party.
Information on the Council's Refuse Collection policy, including the size of wheelie bins and what to do if you need help with your putting your bin out.
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