A permit issued under the Gambling Act 2005 is required for premises providing machines which offer amusements with prizes.
Members' clubs may apply for a club gaming permit which allows them to provide up to 3 machines of categories B3A, B4, C or D and also to permit equal chance gaming (without the stake and prize limits that apply to exempt gaming), and certain games of chance. Commercial clubs cannot apply fo
Groups running small society lotteries must be registered with the local authority where the society’s principal office is located.Small society lottery limitsYou can run more than 1 lottery during the year, but:
A Temporary Use Notice (TUN) allows the use of premises for gambling where there is no premises licence but where a gambling operator wishes to use the premises temporarily for providing facilities for gambling.
An Occasional Use Notice (OUN) allows licensed betting operators to use a track for short periods of betting without the need for a full betting premises licence.
Blue Badge parking for people with disabilities
A Blue Badge is a parking permit which allows people with certain disabilities to park closer to where they need to go. This is a national scheme with legislation set by the Department for Transport with Thurrock
The Early Years Foundation stage is a legal framework for children from birth to 5 years
Our code of good practice offers advice for parents and pupils about transport to schools and colleges.The code of good practice:
There are lots of ways you can be involved in shaping and improving the services you get as a tenant or leaseholder.Residents' groups and associationsLocal residents groups are an ideal place for you to speak about issues that are affecting you in your local area. They:
We are committed to the highest standards of ethical conduct from our councillors and officers.The standards for councillors are set out in the members’ code of conduct. The general principles of the code are listed below.