Environmental health news

• Please – no bonfires during lockdown

  Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council is strongly urging residents to avoid having bonfires during the current corona virus lockdown.

  Published on Tuesday, 28th April 2020

• Important Message to Business Operators about Closed Business Premises and Legionnaires’ Disease (Legionellosis)

  NBBC is advising businesses of the action they need to take to avoid the growth of Legionella bacteria in their water systems whilst the business is closed.

  Published on Friday, 17th April 2020

• Police and the Council join forces to tackle Environmental Waste Crime in the Borough

  Our environmental enforcement team patrolled the area with local police officers last week to highlight the seriousness of environmental crime in the Borough.

  Published on Monday, 4th November 2019

• Borough Council takes action against nuisance neighbours

  Occupants of a residence at Hill Top Nuneaton have been fined £1,360 after magistrates found them guilty of playing loud music at an unacceptable level and causing a statutory noise nuisance to neighbours.

  Published on Wednesday, 19th June 2019

• Stockingford Allotment Association Club Reopens

  Stockingford Allotment Association Club reopened on Wednesday 15 August 2017 after a short period of closure. 

  Published on Friday, 17th August 2018

• Cracking down on illegal advertising

  Crown Waste Management Limited has been prosecuted for advertising illegally on the public highway by Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council.  

  Published on Tuesday, 30th January 2018

• Nuneaton and Bedworth welcomes breastfeeding

  This week we’re celebrating World Breastfeeding Week by highlighting our work with health partners across the county for the Warwickshire Welcomes Breastfeeding initiative.

  Published on Friday, 4th August 2017

• NBBC won’t tolerate irresponsible dog owners

  NBBC is clamping down on irresponsible dog owners with a new Dog Control Public Space Protection Order, which comes into effect on 1 July 2017 and replaces the existing Dog Control Orders.

  Published on Tuesday, 27th June 2017

• Council’s Award-Winning Business Support Project Showcases in London

  The Council’s award-winning project to support smaller food businesses is being showcased at the Better Business for All (BBFA) national Learning Event in London today.

  Published on Tuesday, 14th March 2017

• Dog Control Public Space Protection Order - Consultation

  Residents of the Borough are being asked to take part in a consultation about updating existing dog control powers that would see irresponsible dog owners continue to be punished.

  Published on Tuesday, 14th February 2017
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  Air quality improvements in Nuneaton

  Continuing improvements in air quality in the borough means that residents are now breathing less polluted air than in the past.

  Published on Monday, 28th November 2016

• Have a sizzling and safe barbecue this bank holiday weekend

  If you’re aiming to round off the summer holidays with a bank holiday  barbecue this weekend, NBBC and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) have some good advice to help make it a safe success.

  Published on Friday, 26th August 2016

• Fishing litter hurting wildlife in Nuneaton and Bedworth

  The council is calling on anglers to behave responsibly after a swan was rescued when it got caught in fishing line.

  Published on Monday, 1st August 2016

• Amy helps to raise Noise Awareness

  After receiving a vast array of fabulous pictures and posters to highlight Noise Awareness Week - the winning entry came from Amy, a year 4 pupil at Keresley Newland Primary Academy. 

  Published on Thursday, 9th June 2016

• Warnings ignored - Council successfully prosecutes

  Mark Wells, the owner & operator of Weston Lawns Farm on Bedworth Road in Bulkington, has been successfully prosecuted by Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council for persistently having large bonfires.

  Published on Tuesday, 19th April 2016

Sub–categories of Environmental health

• Animal welfare
• Pollution
• Food safety

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