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One.network is a website that you can use to look at current and upcoming roadworks and road closures in your area or somewhere you are travelling to help you plan your journey You can also see incidents and events and see where roads are busy in real time. We at City of Doncaster Council also use this map to coordinate planned road and street works and plot planned road closures and their diversion routes plus other restrictions on the highway.
The Council has a statutory duty to investigate road safety across the Borough, and to take action as necessary to reduce the numbers and severity of road traffic casualties
Following the catastrophic floods in November 2019, the council commissioned an independent report, usually referred to as a Section 19 report, to find out what happened, look at what has been done since to mitigate future flood risks and identify measures which can help mitigate risk even further given impact of climate change.
A local resident has been fined over £200 at Doncaster Magistrate Court after failing to cooperate with a fly-tipping investigation in which they were implicated.
A pack can be downloaded from the Food Standards Agency website and completed by you.
Find out what benefits and allowances your family may be entitled to if you have a child who has a disability, or if you have a disability yourself (up to age 25).
The Supervisory Body is responsible for assessing and authorising a deprivation of liberty. The City of Doncaster Council acts as the Supervisory Body for its locality and has overall management of the DoLS process. The role involves considering requests for authorisations, commissioning assessments to be undertaken, and from all assessments determine if a deprivation of liberty is occurring and grants the authorisation.
Creating A Safer Environment Around Schools
If you have been involved in a road traffic collision or other incident, the City of Doncaster Council (the Council) will only provide footage to an insurance company, solicitors, police force or other official body acting on your behalf in accordance with the exemptions under the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA), unless your rights of access apply.
The Supported Housing Improvement Programme (SHIP) is an England wide £20 million funding programme available from 2022-2026. The City of Doncaster Council was successful with its bid for funding and began operation of SHIP in mid-2023. SHIP focuses on three main areas of Supported Housing; Housing Benefits, Housing Standards and Support Review. The project aims to ensure supported housing provides safe and appropriate accommodation, delivers positive outcomes and provides value for money for the taxpayer.
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