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Contents Blue badge overview Supporting evidence and documents Apply, renew or replace your Blue Badge Badge misuse Blue Badge misuse The badge is for your use and benefit only, it must only be displayed if you are travelling in the vehicle as a driver or passenger. do not allow other people to use your badge,…

Careers, education, training and employment Young People’s Support Services (YPSS), based at the Molson Centre Grimsby (Thesiger Street entrance – the side door where the green railings are) supports young people aged 13-19 (or 25 for those with additional needs) with information, advice and guidance about careers, further education, training and employment. School age young people…

Parents and carers are legally responsible for ensuring that a child attends school. However, in some cases the local authority has a duty to support parents and carers with transport to school. Secondary school children from low income families Eligible children are entitled to a Stagecoach bus pass which will allow the child to travel…

Contents New licence You need a premises licence if you want to provide licensable activities such as sell alcohol, serve hot food between 11pm and 5am or provide entertainment. Before you start A copy of your application must be sent to all the responsible authorities who act on behalf of the public. Variation to licence You can…

Child entertainment licence Businesses which employ children and young people for public performances, filming, paid modelling work and sporting activities must have a child entertainment licence. Children and young people are protected by this law until the last Friday in June of the academic year in which they turn 16. When do you need a…

Who needs a chaperone licence? It is a legal requirement that children of compulsory school age who are taking part in performances must be supervised at all times, regardless of whether a performance licence is required. A performance includes things such as TV, filming, theatre, sporting activities or modelling. Only a parent or legal guardian can…

House to house collection permit Any person who wants to do a house to house collection for a charity must have: Every collector must have: Lotteries (fundraising) There are a few conditions of using this type of licence including: Fees Fee type Cost New licence £40 Renewal £20 Street collections A street collection can only…

Utility companies and their appointed contractors have a right to install new equipment and repair or maintain their equipment within the adopted highway without written permission from us, the local highway authority. However, certain types of traffic management do require written permission: Portable traffic signals The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 (Part 6….

Dropped kerb to your driveway A dropped kerb, or domestic car crossing, allows vehicles to cross the pavement from the road to a driveway without damaging the pavement or kerb. The work involves lowering the kerbstones and strengthening the pavement to create a ramp. This work can only be done by ourselves or an authorised…

When severe weather disrupts our services we update the information on this page, which covers everything from school closures, gritting routes and helpline numbers. Live updates will be made to our: Alternatively, you can: You can also do your bit by sharing information with friends, family and neighbours. Weather updates For the latest weather forecast…