A to Z of services in Flintshire

A vehicle may be treated as abandoned if it has been left in an area for a period of time or has no registered keeper.

As a Flintshire Trainee you learn on the job, building up knowledge and skills, achieving qualifications and earning money, all at the same time.

Flintshire provides local public services for 156,100 people who live in 69,729 households

Information about early years, childcare and partnership support for prospective parents or families with children from birth to 7 years.

Accessibility page explaining how Flintshire is committed to meeting the accessibility standards for website users.

Everyone should be able to register and cast their vote without facing barriers. We attempt to make all our polling stations wheelchair accessible and can provide ramps where necessary.

Accessibility Statement for Flintshire County Council

The Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013 requires all local authorities in Wales to continuously improve their active travel routes and plan how routes will join up to form networks so that people can more easily get around by cycle or as a pedestrian for their everyday journeys to work, school and other local destinations.

The Town Centre Activities and Events Grant (TCAEG) has been established to support the prosperity of the town centres by organising events and activities that bring more people to the town centre.

This document seeks to gather views on the proposal to implement the Additional Licensing of Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) across the County of Flintshire. The aim of the scheme is to improve the condition of houses in multiple occupation across Flintshire.

Find out whether a road in Flintshire is adopted and therefore maintained by the Council as highway authority (or the Welsh Government in the case of a trunk road).

Adoption is a lifelong commitment and our children need permanent, stable and caring families.

The North East Wales Adult Community Learning partnership is a joint venture between Flintshire County Council and Wrexham County Borough Council to provide the very best adult learning opportunities and outcomes in our communities.

Advice about adult safeguarding and useful contacts.

Find out more on the Gwella website.

Here you can find Your MP, MEP, Town/Community Council, Agendas, Reports, Minutes and other Council and Democracy information.

In 2017 Flintshire County Council introduced an Alcohol Control Public Space Protection Order in Flintshire

There is a waiting list in place for our allotment sites.

Information regarding allotments including locations.

If you run a boarding kennel or cattery, you need a licence

The electoral department carries out an annual canvass and this year it is starting in September.

Find out more about the Annual Governance Statement.

Find out more about the Annual Performance Report, read the latest report and view previous reports.

This page explains what Anti Social Behaviour is and who you can report it to

How applications were submitted and the key criteria for consideration and eligibility.

Apply for Council Services online

Apply online, download forms, view fees and advice on what to include.

Visit our Planning department for guidance on how to apply for Planning Permission and further information.

Register here!

Apprenticeships in Flintshire

Approved Premises for marriages and civil partnerships within Flintshire.

Approved Premises for marriages and civil partnerships within Flintshire and how to apply.

Archived Minutes

Proposal to Amalgamate Brynford Community Primary School and Lixwm Community Primary School to create one area school from 1 September 2019

The list of assets for Argoed

Support and services for armed or ex-armed forces community and their families

Useful links to regimental information.

The Community Trigger is a process which allows members of the community to ask Flintshire's County Council to review their responses to complaints of anti-social behaviour

Ash Dieback

The list of assets below is put forward by Flintshire County Council to enable consideration and interest by local communities who may wish to express an interest in taking over the running, development and management of these assets in the future.

Our service is designed for anyone who is physically unable to move the wheelie bin to the kerbside for us to collect. We can arrange for an assisted collection on a temporary basis, or on a long-term basis depending on your circumstances.

As of February 2024, the Council is preparing to welcome the first arrival of asylum seekers, including families, adult women and adult males, to the county.

It is hoped that these pages will bring together a range of information in to one place to signpost people to the right information and support.