In Sheffield, we offer residents a chargeable green bin collection service for garden waste. Collections take place every two weeks between April and November. In 2019 the service cost £51.50 for one year, or £93.80 for two years.
This consultation will take you less than five minues to...More
We are asking local people for their views on the licensing of sexual entertainment venues, sex shops and sex cinemas across Sheffield.
The Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 permits local authorities to licence / regulate premises that undertake business as a sex shop,...More
Phase 1 Consultation
Thank you for taking the time to respond to the Private Sector Housing Strategy Survey which took place in June and July 2019. A total of 217 households responded, 125 home owners and 92 private renters. Below is some feedback from the consultation and our...More
The draft Private Sector Housing Assistance Policy will set out the types of assistance available to private occupants, home owners and private rented tenants, to improve their living conditions and enable independent living.
The main focus of the assistance will be for low income...More
Sheffield City Council and NHS Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group currently commission the British Red Cross to deliver the Integrated Community Equipment Service. Last year over 17,000 people in Sheffield were provided with at least one piece of community equipment such as: a walking frame,...More
Are you a council tenant?
We are looking to develop a new gardening service and would appreciate your feedback so we can tailor this to your needs.
The survey will only take a few minutes to complete. More
We are developing an Inclusion Strategy for Sheffield, working with the Sheffield Parent Carer Forum, schools, health services and other partners.
The Inclusion Strategy will set our priorities and help us improve our services for children, young people and families with special educational...More
In common with many other local authorities and as part of our sustainability agenda, we are proposing to lower the intensity of street lighting in residential areas across the city.
If approved, the changes will support the recently launched Climate Emergency plans, which encourages...More
Grant Aid is the name of our grant giving to the Voluntary Sector in Sheffield. The main purpose of Grant Aid is to invest in the voluntary and community sector so that they can help the Council and partners tackle the inequalities that exist across the city.
The existing 3-year Grant Aid...More
Sheffield City Council has produced guidance that is designed to help parents, carers, adults at risk and children and young people to make informed decisions when they are making arrangements to use public transport, or transport provided by Social Services.
We are asking for your views...More
We want our customers to help us test our website to make sure we're getting things right.
By providing your information you are agreeing to us contacting you about user testing sessions. These sessions may be done in person, over the phone or online depending on what we are testing.
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Sheffield City Council has commissioned the Sheffield Parent Carer Forum to develop, update and improve the Local Offer – a website which provides information about services and support for children and young people aged 0-25 years with special educational needs and disabilities.
Please...More
Improving the air we breathe in Sheffield
a Clean Air Zone for Sheffield.
Pollution in the air that we breathe is damaging the health of people living, working and visiting our city. It is stunting lung development in children and contributing to lifelong...More
Improving the air we breathe in Sheffield
a Clean Air Zone for Sheffield.
Pollution in the air that we breathe is damaging the health of people living, working and visiting our city. It is stunting lung development in children and contributing to lifelong...More
Improving the air we breathe in Sheffield
a Clean Air Zone for Sheffield.
Pollution in the air that we breathe is damaging the health of people living, working and visiting our city. It is stunting lung development in children and contributing to lifelong...More
Sheffield’s Council Housing Service has a customer led group - Challenge for Change which looks at different areas of the Housing Service with the aim of letting the Council know what it does well and what it can improve.
The current topic the...More
Ant Kids Charity would like to take ownership of this telephone kiosk under BT’s adopt a kiosk programme. Further details can be found at www.payphones.bt.com .
BT are therefore proposing to remove the payphone service at this location. (Irrespective of the outcome of the...More
As part of efforts to raise the overall quality of the Ponderosa we're planning improvements to the site's entrances and paths in order to make it more welcoming and accessible for all - encouraging people to use and benefit from this diverse city centre green space.
Sheffield City...More
Under the Localism Act 2011, local communities can produce a Neighbourhood Development Plan setting out policies on the development and use of land in their area.
Community groups and Parish Councils can apply for the designation of a Neighbourhood Plan Area: this is the first stage in...More
Ant Kids Charity would like to take ownership of this telephone kiosk under BT’s adopt a kiosk programme. Further details can be found at www.payphones.bt.com .
B T are therefore proposing to remove the payphone service at this location. (Irrespective of the...More
The Council are developing a Private Sector Housing Strategy. The Strategy will cover people who own their homes, and those who rent from a private landlord. Homes rented from the City Council and Housing Associations are not included in the strategy.
We know that the large...More
Sheffield City Council has access to Public Health and Section 106 funding which can be used to make improvements to Cookson Park in order to raise the quality of the site and increase its recreational value to local communities by improving the play and sports facilities on the site.
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Sheffield City Council has access to small amount of Section 106 funding to spend on improving Wolfe Road Park by creating new youth play facilities.
We propose to use the funds to remove the remnants of the old youth shelter wall and install a robust piece of parkour inspired play and...More
Sheffield City Council has access to Public Health funding to make improvements to Fox Hill Recreation Ground in order to raise the quality of the site and increase its encourage its use by the local community.
Your feedback on the proposed improvements will provide up to date...More
A new Scoot Park was built on the site of the old tennis courts in Grenoside Park in the summer of 2018. It is designed for scooters, bikes and skateboards. It was a partnership project between the Friends of Grenoside Park and Sheffield City Council. The project emerged when a group of...More
We have set out in the attached Consultation Document our ideas for investing in, expanding and improving provision for children and young people with additional needs.
We want to hear the views of parents and carers of children with SEND, school support staff and anyone else...More