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Councillors are set to discuss parking fees in an aim to support investment in car parks in the borough, support staff of Brentwood town centre businesses and encourage more residents and visitors to visit our high streets on Sundays.

The annual Civic Awards are back, and we are calling on you to nominate those individuals and organisations that are making a difference in our community.

Hundreds of people lined the streets of Brentwood on Sunday to show their respect for those who sacrificed their lives for our country at the annual Remembrance Day Parade and Service.

The celebrations kick off at the Baytree Piazza on Saturday, November 18th, as The Mayor of Brentwood switches on the Christmas lights at 5pm, with community performances scheduled from 2pm to 6pm.

Residents are invited to help Brentwood commemorate on Remembrance Day all those who sacrificed their lives for their country.

Brentwood's annual Remembrance Day Parade and Service will be taking place on Sunday 12 November.

The Council would like your views on how it spends its money and how it might raise more money to help set a balanced budget with increasing costs and reduced Government funding.

Brentwood Borough Council is working in partnership with the Essex Cultural Diversity Project to commission an artist to respond to the developing garden village at Dunton Hills.

Councillors agreed to carry out the necessary repairs in order to be able to reopen the public toilets in Brentwood High Street at a meeting of the Clean and Green Committee this week (Monday 11 September).

More than 40 local employers and training providers are joining us and Brentwood Jobcentre Plus at the Brentwood Jobs Fair next month.

Conservation work on the ruins of The Chapel of St Thomas a Becket is due to start on Monday 25 September.

The work is expected to take 8 weeks and will be carried out by Universal Stone Ltd and The Morton Partnership will manage the contract in conjunction with Historic England.