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• Parking and permits

• Parking permits

• Report a child at risk

• /whistleblowing

  Report illegal practices involving the council.

• Comment, Complaint or compliment about library services

  Gloucestershire Libraries & Information welcomes feedback from our customers. We aim to act quickly and efficiently to put things right if something goes wrong. Additionally, we use all customer feedback as part of our planning process to improve services to you.

• Complaints about adult social care

  We want to know what you think about Adult Social Care, so that we can provide you with the best support we can.

• Complaints about children and young people's services

  We want to know what you think about children & young people's services, so that we can provide you with the best support we can.

• Complaints about councillors

  How to complain about a councillor and how it will be dealt with.

• Complaints about schools

  How to make a complaint about a school.

• Customer care standards

  Our definition of a customer is: 'If you contact us for any reason, or you are affected by anything we do, you are one of our customers.'

• Bus Pass Renewal

• Free Concessionary Bus Passes

• Budget/Council Tax

  It's time to have your say on what you think our priorities for services and spending in 2013 should be.

• Consultation & Petitions

• Flood risk management

• Health and social care

• Highway schemes

• Parking

• Planning applications

• Planning policy

• Schools

• Transport

• Contact

• Becoming a County Councillor

  Whatever needs changing in your neighbourhood, you could be just the person to make it happen by becoming a local councillor. No other role gives you a chance to make such a huge difference to quality of life for people in your local area.

• Becoming a County Councillor

• Functions & Responsibilities

  Gloucestershire is administered by three levels of council: 1. County, 2. City/District/Borough, 3. Parish/Town

• Gloucestershire County Council's Pay Multiples 2012/2013

  The Hutton Review of Fair Pay in the Public Sector recommends a maximum ratio of the highest remunerated post compared with the lowest remunerated post of 1:20.

• Spend over £500

  As a publicly funded organisation Gloucestershire County Council is committed to being as transparent as possible on how it is spending tax payers money.

Local councillors and contact details.