As part of their commitment to the local community, the North Wales Residual Waste Treatment Project (NWRWTP) partner authorities and Parc Adfer's operators, Enfinium, have pledged to fund a Community Benefit Fund

Find out how to get involved and have your say, or volunteer with us.

Pay and display prices and restrictions, map showing location of all car parks

Pay a Flintshire Parking Fine online using our secure payment gateway.

If you do not keep to the rules, you may find a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) - on your windscreen when you return to your vehicle

Discover the beautiful Flintshire that's on your doorstep

Information about passes and tickets for public transport in Flintshire.

Using our secure online payment portal, you can make payments for wide range of Council services and bills with a debit or credit card.

This Pay Policy statement sets out the Councils Pay Policy in accordance with the requirements of 38 (1) of the Localism Act 2011.

Information about the payment of invoices and the percentage of invoices paid on time.

The list of assets for Penyffordd

Find out about our performance and view our reports, including the Annual Performance Report, the Council Plan, and the Corporate Self-assessment.

Since 2019 all Local Authorities in Wales have received funding from Welsh Government, known as the 'Period Dignity Grant', to help tackle period poverty across Wales.

Find out if you need planning permission and what else you should consider

Information on what being a PA entails. A Personal Assistant can be employed using Direct Payment funds to help support and enable citizens.

Personal Assistants Home Page

Report a problem with rats, mice, wasps etc.

A household pest control service is available to deal with pests considered to be a risk to public health or food safety

To run a business selling pet animals you need a licence from the local authority. This includes all commercial selling of pet animals

To store and dispense petrol directly into the fuel tank of an internal combustion engine, you need a licence

Welsh Government requires each local authority across Wales to develop 'Place Making Plans' to set out how they will identify, plan and deliver Place Making in each of their town centres. This involves putting the future needs of town centres at the heart of policies; decision making and local action.

Flintshire County Council is co-ordinating the development of Place Making Plans on behalf of a range of partners based on the local need of each town centre across Flintshire.

Flintshire County Council is co-ordinating the development of Place Making Plans on behalf of a range of partners based on the local need of each town centre across Flintshire.

Flintshire County Council is co-ordinating the development of Place Making Plans on behalf of a range of partners based on the local need of each town centre across Flintshire.

Flintshire County Council is co­ordinating the development of Place Making Plans on behalf of a range of partners based on the local need of each town centre across Flintshire.

Advice on the need for permission, how to apply and guidance to consider

Flintshire County Council

View decisions or obtain copies, how we make decisions, types of decision and what happens afterwards

When we can take action, what we can or cannot do and how to report a suspected breach or appeal an enforcement notice

Find out if you need planning permission and what else you should consider

View the adopted Flintshire Local Development Plan

Search the Flintshire County Council Planning Register

Welcome to Flintshire Play Development, where we believe in the magic of play as a transformative force in the lives of children and young people. Our mission is to create spaces and opportunities that empower them to thrive, learn, and grow through the power of play.

Flintshire County Council are committed to ensuring that all children, young people and communities children have access to enough time, space and permission for play as part of their everyday lives. We recognise our responsibility to ensure that children living in Flintshire have a right to play.

Play Sufficiency in Wales is a comprehensive and ongoing initiative that aims to ensure that children across Wales have access to high-quality play opportunities that contribute to their overall well-being and development.

Play Wales is a national organisation based in Wales, that is dedicated to promoting and advocating for children's play and playwork.

Playwork projects are initiatives that focus on creating and providing enriching play experiences for children and young people. These projects are designed to promote the fundamental importance of play in children's lives and emphasise the value of self-directed, child-led play.

Retailers are required to have their premises listed with the local authority if they intend to sell certain poisons

The election of the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for North Wales will take place on Thursday 2 May.

FLL's Policies and Terms and Conditions

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Online report form - Potholes, Pavement and Road Defects

Information about how to report a pothole, pavement or other road defect.

Regular walking leads to improved physical and psychological wellbeing and also provides an opportunity to meet new people.

Informal advice to help plan and shape development proposals, identify relevant considerations and advise if schemes are likely or not to get planning permission.

If you apply for a position at Flintshire County Council we will conduct appropriate reference and/or background checks on you, and any offer of employment we make will be conditional upon obtaining satisfactory results.

View the broad approach that the LDP intends to take in order to ensure that development in the County takes place in a sustainable way.

Help reduce the cost of schooling in Flintshire by donating your unwanted or unused school uniform.

To provide late-night refreshments, regulated entertainment, and sell alcohol, you need a licence

What to expect when the Council collects personal information.

What to expect when the Council collects personal information

Privacy Notice - Registration Service

What to expect when the Council collects personal information

Privacy Notice – Non Domestic Rates

Privacy Notice Electoral Registration Officer / Returning Officer

Privacy Notice for Flintshire Libraries and Leisure

This privacy notice explains how Flintshire County Council collects, uses and protects personal data in relation to recordings made on Microsoft Teams.

How we use your personal information for Contact Centre purposes

Monitoring of public and private water supplies takes place to ensure that drinking water in the County poses no risk to health.

Details on what to do if you are struggling to make payments

Procurement

A key principle of social care legislation in Wales is that people should be supported to improve their well-being

We are running a public greenspace survey to gain insight into use and views on local green spaces.

Assistance is available for the burial/cremation of deceased persons when no other suitable arrangements can be made.

Here you can find out how to put questions to the Leader of the Council and Cabinet Members.

View the public rights of way network, report a problem and find answers to frequently asked questions.

Public Rights of Way Section 31(6) Register

Public Rights of Way Section 53B Register

Here you will find Public Notices pursuant to Section 17(3) of the Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Act 2005.

Report a problem or request a RADAR key

This model publication scheme has been prepared and approved by the Information Commissioner. It may be adopted without modification by any public authority without further approval and will be valid until further notice.