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Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth – from the smallest insect to the largest tree, and the natural systems that support them. Biodiversity is vital for our quality of life, from the sight and sound of a bird in the garden, to a life-saving drug from a plant. It is important for its own sake and because it provides benefits to society (known as ecosystem services).
If you’re passionate about helping people there are lots of different roles to choose from. There are also plenty of opportunities to progress or specialise in a particular area.
Doncaster - Thorne Road was designated a conservation area on 20 May 1991.
If you want to make an impact, make a change and be there for a child, apply for one of our roles today!
In Doncaster, we are proud to care for our most vulnerable children and young people at a time when they need it the most, working restoratively to achieve the best outcome for the whole family.
As of the 1st April 2013, changes were made to Council Tax legislation, which removed exemptions for unoccupied, unfurnished and uninhabitable properties.
The Explorer series of maps from the Ordnance Survey carries rights of way information that is up to date when the map is published. Explorer 279 covers the majority of the Doncaster area.
A trade mark is an indication that distinguishes goods or services offered by one particular trader from another. Trade mark owners may also own copyright and design rights on products and packaging.
Continued investment in Doncaster’s parks and open spaces remains a top priority as part of the Get Doncaster Moving strategy to develop active environments.
School crossing patrols provide a vital service to all pedestrians, and young people in particular, on their journey to and from schools.
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