Explore Flintshire's beautiful coastline on this 25 mile stretch of the Wales Coastal Path as it makes its way from Chester to Gronant.

Walk for fun, fitness or simply to get away from it all with family or friends!

Flintshire County Council are working with Wales & West Utilities on the Warm Home Assistance Scheme; we identify households who could benefit from a connection to the gas network and assess their eligibility for a grant towards the cost.

Whether you are looking for things to do for you and the family or if you would just like a warm welcoming space to have a chat and refreshments, there are a number of locations across Flintshire who want to offer you a warm welcome during the winter months.

Information regarding the waste and recycling collection responsibilities of landlords and letting agents

To operate a public weighbridge, you require a certificate of competence

Welcome to Flintshire County Councils fully responsive website. Here you will find information on services that we provide.

Flintshire County Council's Welfare Reform Response Team helps customers who are impacted by welfare reform changes such as Universal Credit, Under Occupancy (bedroom tax), restrictions to your Local Housing Allowance rates.

Welsh Church Act Fund

Welsh in Education Strategic Plan (WESP)

Information about the Welsh Government 20mph Speed Limits

Welsh Housing Quality Standard (WHQS)

How using Welsh in the workplace can help your business

The Council recognises that the ability to communicate in Welsh is an important and valuable skill in the workplace and is committed to increasing the numbers of bilingual employees. We welcome applications for any post from candidates who are able to work in both Welsh and English. We will also support new and existing employees who wish to learn Welsh or improve /develop their Welsh language skills.

As a local authority, we recognise that we have a responsibility and a duty as a community leader to promote, support and safeguard the Welsh language.

On 7th December across Wales organisations are working together to promote Welsh language rights

Flintshire County Council's Welsh Language Scheme will be replaced by the new Welsh Language Standards on 30 March 2016

It's probably one of the most difficult decisions you will ever make – so why choose Welsh? There are many benefits, but don't take our word for it, watch the videos to see what other parents and students say.

Have you considered Welsh medium education for your child?

Giving you greater choice and independence over the support you need

What can and cannot be recycled

Have you ever wondered what happens to your recycling once it's left your kerbside or you've dropped it off at the Household Recycling Centre?

When Councillors are elected for the first time, it takes a while to understand what the Council does and their role within it.

Details of what can or cannot be put in each of your bins or containers.

What we are currently working on

What's on in Flintshire

To meet Welsh Government's Statutory Recycling Targets we have moved from a weekly, back-door collection service to a modern, highly controlled service that focusses on reuse and recycling.

The list of assets for Whitford

Find out more about wildflowers in Flintshire, how we manage our meadows, and what flowers and insects you may see.

Have you ever thought of getting involved at election time by either working at a polling station or at the count?

The Council recognises that the ability to communicate in Welsh is an important and valuable skill in the workplace and is committed to increasing the numbers of bilingual employees. We welcome applications in both English and Welsh, applications received in Welsh will not be treated less favourably than English applications. We will also support new and existing employees who wish to learn Welsh or improve / develop their Welsh language skills.

As a Welsh council, it is important our customers can access the services we provide in the language of their choice, whether that's Cymraeg or English.