We will investigate complaints about noise that, by law, could be a 'statutory nuisance'. For advice on what counts as a statutory nuisance, go to GOV.UK: statutory nuisances.
Artificial light can cause light nuisance if not used correctly. You can report light nuisance to us and we will investigate.There are some locations where a high level of light is needed for safety and security reasons. Places where high levels of light are allowed include:
You can report a smell or odour problem to us.We can help if there’s a smell or odour caused by things such as:
We investigate workplace accidents, potential accidents and 'near misses'.As an outcome of our enquiries, we usually give advice to the employer. However, if a blatant breach of requirements is identified as the main reason for an accident, then formal action will be taken.
Thurrock Community Safety Partnership has a duty by law to reduce crime, disorder, anti-social behaviour and related behaviours affecting the local environment, including misuse of drugs and alcohol.Our priorities for 2025/2026 are:
Don't suffer in silence – report hate crimeThere are several ways to report hate crime. You can:
The internet is useful and simple to access but it's also easy to forget common sense safety.
Whenever you're online:
Most children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) or disabilities will have their needs met through mainstream education, such as early years' education, schools and colleges.
A club premises certificate authorises the supply of alcohol and regulated entertainment for 'qualifying' clubs.Qualifying clubsTo be a qualifying club:
Local Housing Allowance (LHA) gives tenants more choice in where they live, and it's fairer too. This is because: