Explore Flintshire by following the dragon

The Food Hygiene Rating Scheme helps you choose where to eat out or shop for food. Find a food premises rating online.

Supporting all young people from aged 11-25 including those young people who are leaving care

Set up FSM payments

Floods

If you operate certain food premises you may need to be approved by your local authority

How to contact the Council when our offices are closed and a genuine emergency has occurred.

The Governing Bodies of Ysgol Gronant and Ysgol Trelogan have jointly agreed to carry out a consultation on a proposal to establish a Federation between Ysgol Gronant and Ysgol Trelogan from 8 January 2018, in accordance with the Federation of Maintained Schools (Wales) Regulations (2014).

Getting your funding right is essential to the development of your business – we can help you make the most of the money available.

Contact details for Flintshire Registration Service for businesses wishing to discuss Approved Premises (weddings).

Current fees for Flintshire Registration Service

'A key element of the approach to regeneration and tourism in Flintshire is focused on creating high quality places

For general food enquiries and complaints.

The Flintshire Public Services Board (PSB) is at the heart of promoting a positive culture of working together and concentrates energy, effort and resources on providing efficient and effective services to local communities

Find out who deals with fly posting and which signs do or do not need permission

Information on the support available to the armed forces community.

View our Freedom of Information statistics here which are produced on a quarterly basis

Free school meals will be provided for pupils whose parents receive: Universal Credit, Income Support, Income Based Jobseekers Allowance, Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999, Income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Child Tax Credit - provided they are not entitled to Working Tax Credit and their annual income does not exceed £16,190.

How to ask for information; Charges; Complaints Procedures

Flintshire Sorted work with young people to minimise the impact of drug, alcohol and substance related harm on young people, their families and the community.

Follow our advice for a safe and successful event

Report an issue with an establishment where food is either cooked, eaten or sold.

Report a fault with a street light, illuminated bollard / traffic sign.

You could make a difference to a local child's life today, contact us to find out how.

Managed workshop and office accommodation, easy-in easy-out agreement terms, competitive rates and on site support

Flint Area Review

As a Flintshire Trainee you learn on the job, building up knowledge and skills, achieving qualifications and earning money, all at the same time.

Free School Meals and Uniform Grants

How to report fly-tipping, what information we need and householder duty of care for waste removal

Flintshire Childcare offer

We are pleased to present our Housing Strategy and Action Plan for 2019-2024, which sets out our ambition to provide affordable housing and support across Flintshire

Guidance, advice and support relating to the new FastTrack programme.

Current fees for Flintshire Registration Services

Access a range of public services under one roof at Flintshire Connects

The Register Office is your first point of contact for enquiries relating to births, deaths, marriages & civil partnerships within the district of Flintshire.

Contact the Flintshire Family Information Service or view their website for more information about choosing childcare, help available with the cost of childcare or if you would like to find a local childcare setting,

Here you will find details on Funding and Opportunities. Any application for a grant submitted in Welsh will not be treated less favourably than an application submitted in English.

Following a consultation by Welsh Government in 2015 and the resulting revised Statutory Childcare Guidance published in July 2016, Childcare Sufficiency Assessments are required to be carried out every 5 years.

Flooding on the highway. Responsibility for drains, sewers and water mains.

Fostering with your local Council gives you the chance to help local children. Help them to stay in their local area and local schools. With support and training on your doorstep and an experienced team nearby that you can trust to be there every step of the way. Join over 100 local families who already foster with us.

The list of assets for Flint

A guide for parents and carers

The Governing Bodies of Gwernymynydd C.P. School and Ysgol Y Waun, Gwernaffield have jointly agreed to carry out a consultation on a proposal to establish a Federation between Gwernymynydd C.P. School and Ysgol Y Waun, Gwernaffield from Thursday 1st February 2018, in accordance with the Federation of Maintained Schools (Wales) Regulations (2014).

This Personal Assistant Portal, provides a register of Personal Assistants (PAs) available for employment for Flintshire Direct Payment recipients. The register aims to help citizens and their families search for PAs and find the best PA for them. But also to help PAs find suitable employment in this growing and rewarding sector.

The Governing Bodies of Ysgol yr Esgob CiW VA, Caerwys and Lixwm CiW VA Primary School have agreed to undertake a consultation on a proposal to establish a federation between the two schools

Flintshire Landlord Forum

The Governing Bodies of Nannerch Voluntary Controlled (VC) School and Nercwys Voluntary Aided (VA) School have agreed to undertake a consultation on a proposal to establish a federation between the two schools.

FastTrack - Introducing our new early payment programme for suppliers

Flintshire County Council is often asked about works of art in its possession

To store, prepare, distribute or sell food you need to be registered

Flintshire Public Services Board (PSB)

Flintshire Fostering Service

All candidates standing in local government elections in May will be asked to make a Fair Campaign Pledge if proposals at the full Council meeting on 24 February, 2022 are approved.

The aim is to raise awareness of responsible use of the internet and social media and end cyber bullying in our communities.