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Land could be contaminated as a result of industrial work. Most sites would have been cleaned up when they were redeveloped, however, this is not always the case, especially if the sites were redeveloped some time ago. Under Part 2A of the Environmental …

The relationship between poor housing conditions and poor health is well documented. It is vital that issues such as disrepair, excess cold and risk of falls are dealt with, to protect public health, minimise nuisance and improve “the quality of life for …

NOTICE OF EXECUTIVE DECISION The attached decision was made by the Portfolio Holder for Council Tax Collection, Benefits and Strategic Housing Functions. The decision will come into force and may then be implemented, on the expiry of five working days …

Rochford District Council has many beautiful parks and open spaces throughout the District where many of our residents enjoy spending their leisure time. These parks range from the quiet tranquillity of Hockley Woods and Cherry Orchard Jubilee Country …

Land Contamination and New Developments A national target was set by the government for 60% of all new housing to be built on ‘brownfield’ sites, which are sites previously used for industrial or commercial activities; as a result land contamination has …

Environmental Information Contaminated Land Before you buy a property you should have an Environmental search in order to find out if a property is likely to be affected by contamination. Solicitors and conveyancers normally carry out these searches on …

A licence is required from the council to use any premises, vehicle, vessel or stall as a Sex Establishment in the Rochford District Council area. Sex Establishments are licensed under the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982. Under the …

To report an animal that has been killed on the highway, such as dogs, cats or foxes, please contact the Customer Services department of the Council on 01702 546366 during office hours to arrange for the animal to be removed. If it is necessary for the …

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 …

The legal challenge against the Allocations Plan has been dismissed. Allocations Plan Adopted The Rochford District Allocations Plan was formally adopted by the Council on 25 February 2014 following confirmation from the Planning Inspector conducting the …