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Geodiversity is the variety of rocks, fossils, minerals, landforms and soils and the associated natural processes that determine the landscape and character of our natural environment.
Doncaster Parenting Programmes aim to support parents and carers in developing knowledge, confidence and skills that will help build a strong family life and keep children and young people safe, happy and successful.
We understand that by far the majority of landlords do a good job and problems are resolved without the need for our involvement. The Council has a statutory role to play in ensuring that privately let homes are without risks to occupiers. This page explains how we go about doing this and what we do to secure consistency in enforcement decisions.
Living on your own for the first time can be extremely daunting. We know this can be especially true for our young people who have grown up in the care that’s why we created our Semi Independent Living Service.
Doncaster's Open Access Land The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 created a new statutory right of access on foot to open countryside and common land. The area of land where the right applies has been specifically designated. In the Borough of Doncaster this is restricted to Thorne Moors, part of Hatfield Moor and some small spots of woodland. Access land is shown on the OS Explorer map highlighted with a yellow wash and a pink border.
Maintained
Woodlands was designated a conservation area on 29 June 1979.
Owners wishing to demolish a building must give notice to the Local Authority under Section 80 of The Building Act 1984.
South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) is seeking the views of residents, businesses, and community organisations on the development of its Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS).
Have you got what it takes to help a young person living in residential care to reach their potential?
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