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Introduction The streets and buildings of our towns and villages are part of the historic character of our community. Each townscape tells the story of its unique development, and gives us a sense of place, continuity and cultural identity. Where these …

The Conservation Area Appraisals and Management Plans for the District’s 10 Conservation Areas can be downloaded from the right-hand column of the table below. A map showing the extent of the Conservation Areas are available within each Appraisal, with …

Thank you for inviting the Chairman of the Council to your event. In order to help you, I hope the following information will be useful: Addressing the Chairman  The Chairman of the Council is Councillor Sarah-Jane Page, and should be addressed as …

Our Aim In an emergency Rochford District Council will work with other agencies to support those affected and to help in their recovery. How we will achieve this The resources of the Council will be reprioritised to meet our aim, whilst still ensuring …

In the event of flood risk conditions, developing warnings will be issued by the Environment Agency and the Met Office. In the event of flooding, you are obliged to protect your own property, it is not the responsibility of Rochford District Council. The …

QinetiQ, which operates the test and evaluation range at Shoeburyness and Foulness on behalf of the Ministry of Defence (MOD) has an information service for residents in the local area. The service forms part of QinetiQ's routine incident planning process …

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To become a councillor for your area you will need to stand as a candidate at your local election. Keep an eye out on the Council’s website and notice boards for details of upcoming elections in your area. If you want to stand for election but you do not …

You can register online using the 'Register Online' link in the Related Content section on this page. Alternatively, you can contact the elections office contact us  using this form , on 01702 318187 to either request a form or register over the phone. …

There are two Registers. Why? Using information received from the public, Registration Officers keep two Registers - the Electoral Register and the Open Register (formerly known as the 'edited' Register). The Electoral Register The Electoral Register …