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3 years ago

Many thanks to Steve Ashby in the licensing team o...

Many thanks to Steve Ashby in the licensing team on getting us up and running so quick on a Friday afternoon with our new DPS , very much appreciated and highly recommend Matthew @ the galleon steakhouse

R
3 years ago

HQ of Chesterfield Borough Council and seat of loc...

HQ of Chesterfield Borough Council and seat of local government for the borough of Chesterfield. The town hall is the main office for Chesterfield Borough Council, a number of voluntary sector organisations, and from 2018 (the building is currently undergoing internal renovations) the home of the Register Office for births, deaths, and marriages. The building is of historical significance - built in 1935, it's a replica of Stormont, Northern Ireland's parliament building, a scaled down size. It isn't as large as Stormont, but has a near identical frontage. It has a number of meeting rooms that can be hired by external organisations. The meeting rooms are walnut panelled, and the decoration of the town hall has an Egyptian theme, with the ceilings decorated with lotus flowers. The furniture of the meeting rooms was specifically designed for the town hall. Disabled access is via a ramp down to the basement for the voluntary sector organisations based there, and a ramped entrance to the rest of the building, both at the east end entrance (the end closest to the town centre). At the top of a hill, on Rose Hill, the town hall overlooks Shentall Gardens and has a great view. There are four pay and display car parks close to the town hall, two directly behind the town hall, with disabled parking close to the rear of the building. There is limited on-street parking at the front of the town hall.

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3 years ago

This is about Stonegravels recycling.

This is about Stonegravels recycling.
The workforce there are a credit to the Council.
They are very efficient and are really helpful.
Nothing is any trouble for them.
Great team.
Thanks for the help over the years.

B
4 years ago

Hats off to the Neighbourhood team for Grangewood....

Hats off to the Neighbourhood team for Grangewood. Reported that a bird had flew into an abandoned flat and was in distress as it couldn't get back out. Bit of red tape to get through but entry successfully attained and the bird was freed without injury. Took a couple of days but a happy ending!

J
4 years ago

Council OK, however their leisure centres are very...

Council OK, however their leisure centres are very disappointing. They are expensive for what they have to offer. I joined over a week ago and have since cancelled my contract due to lack of services (even though advertised). Unable to contact council via email as the 'mailbox is full'; I expect professionalism from our local council, however this is severely lacking.

A
4 years ago

Never known such a bunch of incompetent, non atten...

Never known such a bunch of incompetent, non attentive people with attitudes that cannot be bothered to help anyone or read anything properly. I've had people sent to my property twice with the council not organising it with me or even telling me. No cares for safety of tenants either Awful.

W
4 years ago

absolutely disgraceful!...I hit a pot hole on the ...

absolutely disgraceful!...I hit a pot hole on the 21st December causing a punctured wheel..the hole had obviously been there along time. I went through their resolver app to claim compensation. this app is a farce. now their saying I can't claim because the hole had been reported on the 19th!..what has that got to do with me hitting the hole..there was no cones..indications or warnings the hole was there..ABSOLUTELY FUMING!

A
4 years ago

I needed to have removed an old 3 seater sofa. Loo...

I needed to have removed an old 3 seater sofa. Looked on line to see who I contacted to have this happen. Saw that I had to telephone and speak to arrange this. It could not hve been easier, the young lady was helpful and its all arrange More

a
4 years ago

My daughter rang up emergency council last night d...

My daughter rang up emergency council last night due to having no heating or hot water, ( water was pouring out from her boiler ) the person on the other end said it wasn't an emergency & to call council tomorrow. this was on the ( 07/12/20.) in this cold weather. she is disabled & has learning difficulties. rang them up today and they said it could be up to 24 hours, if there not out by 5pm today it will be tomorrow. this is disgusting so please tell me what actually now classes as an emergency nowadays.

E
4 years ago

After visiting the sports centre with my grandchil...

After visiting the sports centre with my grandchildren for the first time we went to the cafe for food after swimming we couldn't purchase anything as my 2 youngest grandchildren have food allergy. Shame on you no allergen menu, I thought it was law for food retailers to have an allergen menu!

About Chesterfield Borough Council

Chesterfield Borough Council is a local government authority that serves the residents of Chesterfield, a market town in Derbyshire, England. The council's primary objective is to provide essential services and facilities to the community while promoting economic growth and sustainable development.

The council's website serves as an online portal for residents, businesses, and visitors to access information about the council's services, events, news updates, and other relevant information. The website is designed to be user-friendly and accessible on all devices.

One of the key features of the Chesterfield Borough Council website is its comprehensive directory of services. From housing and planning applications to waste management and recycling services, residents can find everything they need in one place. The website also provides information on local schools, libraries, leisure centers, parks & gardens.

In addition to providing essential services for its residents' welfare needs such as health care facilities or social care support systems like elderly care homes or disability support groups; Chesterfield Borough Council also plays an active role in promoting economic growth within the region. This includes supporting local businesses through grants & funding schemes or organizing events that attract tourists from around the world.

The council has a strong commitment towards sustainability initiatives such as reducing carbon emissions by investing in renewable energy sources like solar panels or wind turbines; encouraging cycling & walking instead of driving cars; promoting green spaces within urban areas through tree planting programs etc.

Chesterfield Borough Council has won several awards for its innovative approach towards governance & service delivery. It was awarded 'Council of Year' at Local Government Chronicle Awards 2019 for its outstanding performance across various categories including customer service excellence; digital transformation initiatives etc.

Overall Chesterfield Borough Council is committed towards providing high-quality public services while ensuring sustainable development within their region. Their website serves as an excellent resource for anyone looking for information about their community or wanting to engage with their local government authority online.

Chesterfield Borough Council

Chesterfield Borough Council

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