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Coronavirus - national restrictions in place

New measures are in place across England to help protect people, prevent the spread of Covid-19 and support businesses and employees. The government has produced guidance which sets out the full list of new measures, which includes how we all should stay at home if we can and only leave home for specific reasons.

Coronavirus information, advice and help

Test and Trace support payment: If you are eligible, you can now apply for the Test and Trace Support payment.

Delays to rubbish collections in Hurst Green and Oxted

One of the rubbish trucks caught fire this morning, which risked the safety of our collection crew. The crew did manage to put the fire out and didn't need to call the emergency services, but the fire has caused delays to rubbish collections in the Hurst Green and Oxted area.

If your rubbish hasn't been collected, please leave your bins at the edge of your property.

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

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Delays to call answering response

We are experiencing high call volumes, which means it is taking us longer to answer calls. Please use our website to find the information you need or contact Customer Services.

Calling to make a payment? Please use our automated payment line or online payment system.
Information about recycling and waste.

Our reception is temporarily closed
We are sorry our reception area is temporarily closed, to comply with the new government Covid-19 guidelines. We are only offering pre-booked appointments for emergency situations. To book an appointment or for any other issue please call 01883 722000, or contact Customer Services.

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Planning Committee, 3 December 2020

The Planning Committee on 3 December 2020 will be held remotely. If any member of the public wishes to speak on any of the applications, please visit our Planning Committee information webpage for more information.