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2027 to 2028 term dates; 2. 2025 to 2026 term dates. Term dates may differ for voluntary aided schools and schools with Trust or Academy status, as these schools are able to set their own calendar.

Jun 7, 2024 · Search for new, existing and historical planning applications within Stockport via our planning database. It includes our weekly list of new planning applications.

Properties in England are put into one of 8 bands, A to H, depending on the price they would have sold for in April 1991. You can check your property band on the GOV.UK website.. Bands are set by the Valuation Office Agency (VOA), who are part of HM Revenues and Customs.We set the amount of Council Tax you pay based on these bands.

Bringing together early help and support making it easier for our local communities to help themselves, their families, and those they care for in places close to them. We all want to make Stockport an even greater place to live happy and healthy lives, where anything is …

The Local Plan will guide decisions about new development up until 2041. It will help us make the best decisions for the future of Stockport. We're asking residents, landowners, developers and other key stakeholders to highlight land in Stockport, that could be protected or developed for a ...

2024 to 2025 term dates. Term dates may differ for voluntary aided schools and schools with Trust or Academy status, as these schools are able to set their own calendar.

Stockport's co-production board for adult social care. We want people who use adult social care services with lived experience to be heard, valued, and can inform, question, and challenge our developments and practice.

About us. Stockport Libraries services are free to all, regardless of where you live. In any Stockport library, you can: use free phones to call the Citizens Advice helpline for Stockport residents

Council Tax. Council Tax is a compulsory charge on domestic properties, both owned and rented, and is set by councils to raise funds for providing essential local services.