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… way for the council. This document summarises the approach and underlying principles Brentwood Borough Council will … delivery across the scope of the council’s corporate priorities; to enable economic growth, protect our environment, … by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) as well as the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & …

… sets out how the Council intends to engage with its tenants and leaseholders and the people who live in the communities to which the Council has responsibilities towards, both … general terms with the services and properties provided, as well as the area in which residents live. The Council and …

… 2 Introduction These regulations set out the responsibilities of the Council and those of the Exclusive Right of Burial (ERB) holder of … Brentwood but is also available for use by non residents as well. A two-tier fee structure reflects this. Current fees …

… 1st April 2025 Brentwood Borough Council Street Naming and Numbering Policy Contents 1.1 Policy Summary 1.2 … a Street 1.6 Criteria for Naming and Numbering of Properties 1.7 Responsibility 1.8 Notification of the New Address … the use of more than two words will be avoided (exception being thoroughfare types) 8 Last update: 1st April 2025 • …

… adviser on the historic environment Historic England is keen to ensure that the protection of the historic … Paragraph 190 of the NPPF requires that local authorities set out in their Local Plan, a positive strategy for the … compromised by the requirement for CIL payments. It is now well established that heritage is not an adjunct to a …

… is a locally set charge on new development that authorities can choose to introduce across their area. It is based on the size and type of development and once set is mandatory to pay and … Andrew Marsh Historic England n/a n/a 9242 n/a David Maxwell GL Hearn GL Hearn 9272 n/a Hallam Land Management Ltd …

… Placement Policy Temporary Accommodation and Private Rented Accommodation (PRSO) 2020 Housing … Council (‘the Council’) has statutory and non-statutory duties to assist homeless households. The Council works hard to prevent homelessness, however not every prevention case is successful and some households will …