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Services available for older people in Brentwood: Getting about Disabled parking Free bus pass Discounted rail card Community transport Shop and park mobility Wheelchair accessible taxis Home Sheltered housing Alarm service Benefits Heating grants Winter …

Gambling Act 2005 Brentwood Borough Council is the Licensing Authority for this area and works with the national gambling regulator, the Gambling Commission .  The Gambling Commission's role is to issue personal licences, operating licences, statutory …

Family fun days Our Family fun days are back! Brentwood Council and Brentwood Connected Business Improvement District are bringing our Family Fun Days to our High Streets this year. Join us for four actioned packed Family Fun Days this Summer taking place …

UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) The fund has been designed to support the UK Government's mission to proactively kickstart economic growth, help those being left behind and boost community cohesion across the UK. Brentwood Borough Council’s UKSPF …

As part of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, we are required to prepare a 'Local Development Scheme' (LDS). The LDS is a project plan for preparing new planning policy documents. It identifies which local development documents will be …

Independent living We have five Independent Living Schemes within the borough. These schemes provide self-contained accommodation for people that can live Independently with some support from family or care providers and are over 65, though over 55s with …

Repairs and maintenance Axis Europe are responsible for conducting all Council property repairs and maintenance. To report a repair, call  01277 312500 . You will need to select the following options: Option 2 for a Council Service Option 2 for Housing …

Find advice on how to manage and reduce damp, mould and condensation in your home. Mould and condensatio n In most cases, mould is caused by condensation mostly in the winter months especially when the humidity of the indoor air goes above 60%, the …

As a Council tenant, you have rights as part of your tenancy agreement. If you’re a secure tenant, one of them is to carry out improvements and alterations to your home, with permission. We can refuse permission if we consider the works to be dangerous, …

The council makes plans in advance to maintain our housing stock and keep it in a good condition, to make sure your homes are safe and comply with legal standards. What are planned works? Planned Works are large repair, or improvement works that the …