District councils handle reported abandoned vehicles roads or property.
Authorising abnormal loads to use our roads.
Help using this website.
How we spend your money is tightly controlled by law and fully accountable to both central government and you, the tax payer.
Brings together all the information families need.
Adoption can take many forms but it is essentially where a child legally becomes the son or daughter of adoptive parents who take on all the rights and responsibilities of birth parents.
Advice and support for adults who look after the elderly, disabled children or someone with learning disabilities.
Courses on a wide range of subjects which can lead to a qualification or are just for fun.
Measuring air quality to ensure it meets required standards.
South Central Ambulance Service NHS Trust services our area.
Managing animal welfare, disease control and food chain issues.
We work with partners to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Like many employers, we welcome the fresh ideas and energy that apprentices bring.
Promoting the understanding, appreciation and sustainable conservation of our archaeological heritage.
Historic Signing of the Buckinghamshire Armed Forces Community Covenant.
Join us for a family fun day on Saturday 29 June 2013, Aylesbury Rugby Club, 1-9pm.
Find out how to spot this serious disease threatening Britain's ash trees and what to do next.
Download unabridged audio books for free.
Information and services offered by Aylesbury Vale District Council.
Are you missing out on income you're entitled to?
Changes to the welfare system under the Welfare Reform Act 2012.
A cycling course for 6-9 year old children.
These are managed by the district councils.
Everything you need to know about registering the birth of your baby.
Our beautiful country parks are a great way to enjoy the countryside, wildlife and fascinating history.
Parking concessions for people with mobility problems and the registered blind.
Apply to register a birth or death with our online booking system.
We are responsible for maintaining all bridges & structures on our highway network.
Visitor information.
Providing a range of public services including a customer service centre, a library and adult and family learning.
Membership organisation supporting Parish and Town Councils in Buckinghamshire.
Details of local organisations, services, providers & activities registered with us.
A website containing microsites for local public sector partnerships that we're part of.
Contact details for care and community organisations, services, groups and activities in your local area.
A Local Strategic Partnership (LSP) bringing together public and private organisations together to improve life in Buckinghamshire.
Free online service providing details of planning applications.
How we manage and monitor our spending.
Bullying can affect the emotional well-being a young person and their achievement in school.
Over 60's are entitled to free bus passes.
Timetables of all bus and coach services in Bucks, plus information about local rail services.
Local bus, coach and train service information.
Advice and information for local traders to help ensure compliance with trading standards legislation.
Business continuity planning.
Information on local businesses.
Website providing information for business in Buckinghamshire.
Providing a fast, accurate service to companies and individuals.
The Councillors who make up our cabinet.
Find off street car parks & pay on street parking fines.
How to save travel costs by sharing your journey to work.
Advice and support for adults who look after the elderly, disabled children or someone with learning disabilities.
Provision of advice, counselling and support for those who are caring for adults or children with special needs.
Our civic and ceremonial head who represents us at events.
How to apply to be a chaperone.
Keeping children & adults safe in cars.
Information and advice on all aspects of childcare.
Meeting your childcare needs.
Bringing together partners who provide services for children and young people.
Books, CDs and computer learning facilities for children.
Information and services offered by Chiltern District Council.
Helps resolve legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice.
For local people who have had their application for British citizenship accepted.
Civil Enforcement Areas are where we enforce on street parking rather than the Police.
Ceremony to celebrate a civil partnership.
We are committed to working in partnership with other local authorities and public sector bodies, where appropriate, to maximise the value we get from our contracts.
Who sits on which committee.
A register of common land and village greens within our boundaries.
Working closely with each community and building strong relationships with other organisations.
How to take over a local service or building.
Providing advice and information on reducing the risk and fear of crime.
We would like you to let us know if you have any problems with our services.
All our libraries have computers and internet access.
Information and advice for young people.
Code of conduct for councillors and officers.
Have your say and help to shape the way we work for you.
Providing free high quality consumer advice and information.
Opening times and contact details.
The procurement project began in 2005, when we asked independent financial, legal and technical specialists to advise us to ensure we achieve the best value, long-term solution for the county.
Information about the cookies used on this site and what they do.
Considers the cause of all sudden, violent, suspicious or unnatural deaths.
Our Strategic Plan sets out vision for how we want Buckinghamshire to be in the next 10 years.
District councils provide housing advice and support.
Councillor, meetings, decisions and papers.
Your council tax helps pay for vital services. It is administered and collected by the district councils.
District councils are responsible for collecting council tax payments.
Find your local councillor
Details of allowances paid to councillors.
We have an exciting programme of changing exhibitions and events for all ages throughout the year.
Providing advice and information on reducing the risk and fear of crime.
See our latest customer service performance results.
Supporitng cycling with routes, safety tips, maintenance advice and courses
Using Roald Dahl's stories to provide interactive fun for all ages.
The Data Protection Act regulates the way we use any personal information provided to us.
After assessment you may be able to attend a day centre.
Deaths must be registered within five days by appointment at the Register office in the area where the death occurred.
All our decisions including those taken by the Cabinet and Councillors.
Visitor information.
Providing transport for those unable to use public transport.
What's happening in Buckinghamshire for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Easy access to government information and services.
Parking concessions for people with mobility problems and the registered blind.
There are 4 district councils in our area.
Secure online services which let you do your business with us at a time that suits you.
District councils are responsible for keeping our streets, roads, verges and other open areas free from dog mess.
Working with organisations to support people experiencing domestic violence.
Drink, drugs and driving don't mix.
Partnership of organisations tackling substance misuse in Buckinghamshire.
Information on activities and services for children 0-14 years and up to 16 if they have special needs.
Download unabridged audio books for free.
Download ebooks for free.
We provide quality education for all ages, at venues across the county.
Making sure children in public care have all the support they need to do well at school.
Buckinghamshire’s Educational Psychology Service (EPS) includes qualified educational psychologists (EPs) who are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council, trainee EPs who are on supervised placement with the service, graduate Psychology Assistants, a Management and Leadership Team with Principal, Deputy Principal and Senior EPs and business support.
District councils manage registration to vote and the electoral roll.
Details of the charging points in Bucks and Milton Keynes.
%aGrammar schools and the Transfer Tests – 2014 EntryThere are two types of secondary school in Buckinghamshire – upper schools / all-ability schools and grammar schools.
Responding to a significant event which may cause or has the potential to cause multiple serious injuries, cases of ill-health or loss of life or serious disruption or extensive damage to property.
Find out if your school is open or closed.
Workers available out of office hours for social care emergencies.
Advice and grant opportunities offered by your district council.
Using waste to create energy.
This service is offered by the district councils.
Collecting information about the biodiversity and geology of Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes.
Ensuring developments meet the needs of the present without compromising the future.
View, sign or submit a petition.
Events in your local area.
We provide support and advice for excluded school children and their parents.
How to search for grants and to write a successful bid to gain external funding.
An alternative to residential care helping older people to continue live as independently.
Offer parents of young children help, advice, support and information on all aspects of parenting.
Help and advice on researching your family's history.
Brings together all the information families need.
Providing information and advice for farmers and livestock keepers.
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Let us know what you think.
How we manage and monitor our spending and payments.
Find your local councillor
Information and services offered by Fire and rescue.
It is a legal requirement to be licensed to store fireworks.
District councils deal with fly-posting on both council and privately owned property.
Information on reporting fly-tipping.
County wide campaign to reduce the amount of illegal dumping in Buckinghamshire.
Information on food producers, details of farmer's markets, events, membership and food news.
Information for food businesses to ensure food is produced in an hygienic manner.
The government department responsible for the protection and expansion of Britain's forests and woodlands.
Plan of key decisions to be taken by the Cabinet and Councillors.
Providing homes for children who are temporarily unable to live with their own families but wish to maintain contact.
Information on the Act and how to request the public information we may hold.
A civil funeral is a celebration reflecting the wishes of the deceased and their family and can be held almost anywhere.
Your local district council will help you dispose of your garden waste.
This is managed by the district councils.
We are responsible for grass cutting next to the highway. Parks and open spaces are District/Parish Council responsibility.
Conference, training, sports and outdoor education facilities available for hire.
A wide range of resources for our schools.
Find out how, where and why we grit the roads. Follow gritters live.
Services available for gypsies and travellers.
Have your say and help to shape the way we work for you.
Research on future health, care and well-being needs of the people of Buckinghamshire.
We work with other health services and organisations to provide information on health matters.
We maintain hedges which affect the highways. Disputes between neighbours are mediated by District Councils.
Help using this website.
Information on the 51m High Speed 2 project.
We help people in need, to live as independently as possible.
A mobile library based at Chesham Library for people who are unable to go to their local library.
District councils provide housing advice and support.
District councils are responsible for managing housing benefits.
Information on reporting fly-tipping.
Independently and objectively reviewing our operations to ensure we meet agreed objectives.
Arranging interpretation and translation.
Make a payment using your debit or credit card.
We want to provide the local community with outstanding service performance and we’re embracing the challenges of tomorrow with a dynamic, entrepreneurial spirit.
Help and advice for finding a job.
Plan a journey to and from any location. Includes all forms of transport, including walking.
Map showing land and properties either owned by us or leased from other parties.
Residential and commercial land and property available for purchase or for rent in the local area.
Visitor information.
Tools to help you if English is not your first language.
Laundry can be collected and returned to your home as part of your care package.
Find out more about Martin Tett, Leader of the Council.
Improving the lives of people with learning disabilities to ensure everyone achieves their full potential.
Working with young people in our care to prepare them for their future.
We offer extensive public law and democratic services to public sector clients.
Our libraries are open to all and attract people of all ages to borrow books and use our many other services.
Self-service to renew or request to borrow items from the library.
Apply and pay for licences online.
Information targeted to your local area.
The Lord Lieutenant for Buckinghamshire is Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher.
Sign up to slow down on Bucks roads.
Providing over 90,000 community meals to our residents each year.
How we manage and monitor our spending.
Details of our Councillors' meetings.
Agendas, minutes and decisions of our meetings.
Find your local Member of Parliament.
Provided by the Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (OBMH).
Information and services offered by Milton Keynes Council.
The new planning system introduced by the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, has replaced the former system of statutory local plans.
This centre is for people with learning disabilities.
Serving communities and locations that are some distance from a local library.
We are fully committed to equality of opportunity in employment.
The award winning Be a Better Biker campaign reducing the number of bikers killed or injured on Bucks roads.
We have an exciting programme of changing exhibitions and events for all ages throughout the year.
A selection of items from our award winning County Museum for you to buy.
Details of our music service.
Information targeted to your local area.
Subscribe to our e-newsletter which keeps you up to date on offers, events and information.
Ceremonies celebrating the birth of a child or to welcome an adopted child or stepchild into the family.
The real nappy initiative has been developed on behalf of all the local authorities in Buckinghamshire.
Under the Audit Commission Act 1998 we may share and match key council data to prevent and detect fraud.
Checking service for anyone applying for British citizenship.
Details of the Neighbourhood Watch scheme.
Latest news on our services and what's happening in your area.
Latest news on our services and what's happening in your area.
Access to doctors, dentists, hospitals and other health professionals in your area.
Health information and contact details for local health services.
District councils can help you solve issues such as noise, smells or problems with your neighbours.
See where you can come and talk to us.
Providing services and care for the elderly.
How Buckinghamshire is getting involved in the 2012 Olympics.
We subscribe to a number of online resources to assist you with research, study or general interest.
Spending over £500, contracts, tenders and our accounts.
Carried out to improve the way we work and to make sure that we get our decisions and policies right.
Information and support for parents and carers of children with special educational needs.
Contact details for parish councils.
Pay or challenge an onstreet parking fine.
Parks in the local area - includes location, facilities, opening times, events etc.
Maintaining pavements and how they are inspected.
Make a payment using your debit or credit card.
Maintaining pedestrian crossings within Bucks.
We administer the Local Government Pension Scheme for 20,500 employees on behalf of Buckinghamshire County Council and 150 other employing and admitted authorities, as well as 13,500 pensioners and 18,500 ex-employees.
Your district council can help remove pests from your home.
View, sign or submit a petition.
Over 20,000 historic photographs of Buckinghamshire, some are available to buy.
Picnic sites and facilities.
District councils are responsible for planning applications relating to housing matters.
We are responsible for applications for mineral extraction, waste management and developments we carry out. Housing applications are handled by district councils.
Information on the services offered by the Thames Valley Police.
Scrutinising the work of the Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner.
Report a pothole or other road defect online.
How to find and apply for preschool education.
Database of prisoners entering Aylesbury County Gaol in the 1870s.
We spend in the region of £270m each year on a wide range of goods, services and works to meet our corporate objectives, delivering high quality cost effective services to people who live and work in Buckinghamshire.
Our commitment is to routinely publish, or make available, certain classes of information.
As a team of professional nursing and therapy specialists we are here to support Domiciliary and Care Home providers raise the standards of their care provision.
Debt advice from Directgov.
Collecting, preserving and making available the documentary heritage of Buckinghamshire.
Tips and advice to help you to recycle more.
Information about waste, recycling and green alternatives.
We run ten Household Waste and Recycling Centres under a permit scheme. District councils manage rubbish collection.
Locations and contact information.
You can register to speak at public meetings.
Self-service to renew or request to borrow items from the library.
Report something to us.
Report a pothole, road defect, street light, sign issue etc online.
Strategic research and analysis.
Reserve items at your library.
Moving into residential or nursing care is a major step and one that is often taken under difficult circumstances.
Assisting other organisations to regain normal levels of service following a major incident or emergency.
Carers, and the people they care for, may be entitled to respite care to give them a break.
Encouraging school children to reduce, reuse and recycle.
We manage over 3000kms (2000 miles) of public footpaths, bridleways and byways, we maintain the Registers of Common Land and Town or Village Greens.
Maintaining and inspecting our roads.
Education, training and publicity for road users.
Signs giving information and direction to road users.
These are managed by the district councils.
Partnership with Milton Keynes, this is the independent rural voice for the county and its rural communities.
We are involved in a number of initiatives to ensure the vitality and sustainability of our rural communities.
Careline 0800 137915Please call Careline to report alleged abuse anonymously or you feel a report is not being taken seriously.
Safeguarding vulnerable children and young people at risk or suffering from physical, emotional or sexual abuse.
Safety cameras used to reduce the number of injuries caused by serious road collisions.
Going to a new school is a very important step for your child.
If your child isn't offered a place at the school you want them to attend, you can appeal against our decision.
Find out if your school is open or closed.
Helping pupils to cross roads on their way to and from school.
Information and support for school governors.
we provide advice and assistance to librarians, library assistants and teachers working in school libraries by offering training days and advisory visits.
School term dates and holidays
If a pupil is attending their nearest school but it is outside the statutory walking distance, free transport is provided.
Tackling congestion on the school run.
Measures schools can adopt to reduce car journeys, increase other methods of getting to school and improve safety for the journey to school.
Our schools offer high quality education, preparing pupils for adult life, and are among the best in the country and perform well above the national average.
Encouraging school children to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Carried out to improve the way we work and to make sure that we get our decisions and policies right.
We spend in the region of £270m each year on a wide range of goods, services and works to meet our corporate objectives, delivering high quality cost effective services to people who live and work in Buckinghamshire.
Information for people with sensory needs.
Bringing history alive with over 15,000 images of High Wycombe and the surrounding towns and villages.
Residential courses and day visits.
Simply Walk
Aims to record all reported archaeological sites and finds in Buckinghamshire up to 1989.
We offer a wide range of support services to children, families and carers.
We help people in need, to live as independently as possible.
Providing help and support for children and their families.
Follow us on social media websites.
Information and services offered by South Bucks District Council.
This will influence development decisions across the South East to 2026.
We co-ordinate the assessment process and allocate school placements for statemented pupils.
Advice and support for those with special needs wishing to seek full-time or part-time employment.
Reviewing the road speed limit in your area.
Anyone can join our club or hire a function room.
Sports and leisure facilities in Buckinghamshire.
Children born between 1 September 2008 and 31 August 2009 will be starting school in September 2013.
Maintaining and repairing street lighting. LED lighting trials.
Delivery of higher education student financial support has transferred to Student Finance England.
Register of supply teachers.
Have your say and help to shape the way we work for you.
These are licensed by the district councils.
Information for newly qualified teachers, supply teachers and the graduate teacher programme.
Useful telephone numbers.
Current, future and recently awarded tenders.
Information on the services offered by the Thames Valley Police.
Visitor information.
A rural training centre for adults with learning difficulties.
Information on what to do and where to stay in Buckinghamshire.
Commercial and business waste can be deposited at trade facilities at four of our sites.
Services for schools and academies.
Protecting consumers and safeguarding the health and well-being of the community.
Measures to reduce vehicle speed, such as road humps, chicanes, signs, surfacing etc.
Looking after Bucks roads, footways, street lights and more. Call us on: 0845 2302882.
Young people's concessionary travel scheme and other discounts.
Tree preservation orders are placed on trees by district council planning departments, mainly to protect privately owned trees.
Over 17,000 records covering earliest humans to the 20th century.
Updated daily with information from commercial property agents.
How to request a dropped kerb for vehicle access to private or commercial property.
Illuminated signs to stop speeding vehicles.
Maintaining grass verges next to the highway.
See our latest videos.
Computer suite with facilities for customers with vision impairment.
Helping you take an active part in your communities.
Information on volunteering opportunities available in the community.
District councils manage registration to vote and the electoral roll.
Maps of walks and rides in the area.
Over 2,500 miles of public rights of way, including footpaths, bridleways and National Trails.
We have 10 household waste and recycling centres and work hard to make it easy for you to recycle as much as possible.
These are managed by the district councils.
Needed for commercial vehicles, people on foot, or those with large trailers, to dispose of waste at our household waste and recycling sites.
Commits us to reducing waste, increasing household recycling and making best use of what's left.
How to conserve water and who our local water companies are.
See our latest videos.
Help us to improve our website by completing this short survey.
Register offices and other licensed venues in Buckinghamshire.
Whiteleaf has panoramic views, rich wildlife and interesting geology, history and archaeology.
Index of wills from ordinary people of Buckinghamshire available to purchase.
Offers a range of public services to residents.
Information and services offered by Wycombe District Council.
Support, information and advice for young carers and their families.
Information for young people aged 13-19 years.
Supervising and implementing orders imposed on young people convicted of a criminal offence.
