Who does what?

Staffordshire County Council (SCC) covers the whole of the county of Staffordshire.

Click here to find the County Councillor for Bilbrook

Contact about:

• Adult social care
• Blue badges
• Children’s’ services
• Education
• Footpaths
• Highways maintenance (including potholes, road closures and  diversions)
• Household recycling centres
• Libraries
• Parking – on street
• Public transport
• Registration of births, deaths and marriages
• Street lighting
• Trading standards
• Transport (inc bus passes
• Weather-related issues
• Waste & recycling

Report a problem directly on the My Staffs App: www.staffordshire.gov.uk/mystaffs-app

Website:: www.staffordshire.gov.uk

Email: contactus@staffordshire.gov.uk

Tel: 0300 111 8000 (general enquiries)

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The county is divided into eight districts and South Staffordshire is your district.

Click here to find the two District Councillors for Bilbrook

Contact about:

• Anti-social behaviour and community safety
• Bereavement services
• Building control
• Business Hub services
• Commercial development and regeneration
• Council Tax collections and Business Rates
• Elections
• Environmental health
• Fly-tipping
• Food hygiene and safety
• Grounds maintenance (excluding public highways)
• Homelessness prevention
• Housing advice
• Housing benefits and Council Tax support
• Leisure
• Licensing
• Litter, graffiti, fly-posting and dog offences
• Noise nuisance/pollution
• Planning applications and policy
• Planning enforcement
• Road sweeping (routine only)
• Tourism
• Waste and recycling collections

Website: www.sstaffs.gov.uk

Email: info@sstaffs.gov.uk

Tel: 01902 696000 (general enquiries)

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The Parish Council is the first tier of local government. There are 27 Parish Councils in South Staffordshire, of which Bilbrook is one.

Parish Councils form an important part of the local government system, particularly in rural areas ensuring communities like Bilbrook have a voice. The Parish Council provides a grassroots representation of the community and forms a significant channel of communication to the relevant local authorities and other regional bodies and agencies.

Central Government increasingly recognises the value of parish councils, who can make decisions and spend money on matters that make a real difference to their local community.

Click here to see the 13 elected  Parish Councillors for Bilbrook.

Contact about:

• Allotments  (Pendeford Mill Lane)
• Annual Christmas Illuminations and Christmas Light Switch On Event
• Annual Act of Remembrance (with the Church of the Holy Cross)
• Flowers and planters around the Village
• Grass Cutting (Twentyman Playing fields & Bilbrook Village Green)
• Jubilee walks
• Neighbourhood Plan
• Planning (Statutory Consultee)
• Play areas and play equipment (MUGA, Play Park, Skate Park & Outdoor Gym Equipment)
• Street furniture (Benches, Bus shelters, Heritage signs, Noticeboards)
• The Old Village Green
• The Village Green
• The War Memorial

Website: www.bilbrookparishcouncil.gov.uk

Email: clerk@bilbrookparishcouncil.gov.uk

Tel: 01902 840007

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