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What is Community transport ? Community Transport is a non-profit making scheme that provides transport to residents of the District who are unable to access Public Transport. The scheme operates 5 wheelchair accessible minibuses that have tail lifts for …

South Essex Parking Partnership The Essex Parking Partnership (north and south) under an agency agreement with Essex County Council is responsible for the administration of all on-street parking enforcement across Essex and resident parking schemes …

In this section you will find information on Street Naming and Numbering for developers and householders.  Please contact us if you wish to apply for any of the following: Naming and numbering an infill development of 5 or less plots Naming and numbering …

Who looks after postal addresses and postcodes? The developer approaches the Council's street naming and numbering service once work has started on site for a new property or development in the district. Once planning approval and building regulation …

Can I add a name to my property? You can contact the Council's street naming and numbering service to do. This can be by either e-mail or letter. Requests must be in writing and include the full postal address of the property, along with the proposed …

Most highways matters in the District are dealt with by Essex County Council. For information on each, choose the page from 'In this section' menu you need help with. … Information about highway defects, reporting pot holes, part night lighting and more. …

Essex has a road network that is approximately 4,660 miles in length and over the next ten years traffic is expected to grow in line with national trends by about 20 percent. The majority of issues relating to highways are the responsibility of Essex …

When it rains it takes a while for the water to flow down the drain, it must be blocked. The metal grids you see alongside the road allow water to be collected. This water is then taken away in pipes to local rivers or into large ‘soakaways’ where it will …

Who is responsible for my road? If the road is publically maintainable it is likely to be the responsibility of Essex County Council (ECC), excluding roads in Thurrock or Southend which are maintained by the respective councils. To view whether a road is …

The majority of street lights along adopted highways are Essex County Council's responsibility.  You can contact Essex County Council on  0345 603 76 31 or  lighting@essexhighways.org Street lights along unadopted roads are either the responsibility of …