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Catering Services

General Information on Catering Services

Children, Young People and Family Support

Social Work Services provide a range of services for children, young people and families.

Choose Life - Suicide Prevention

Choose Life is a national strategy and action plan aimed at addressing the rising rate of suicide in Scotland.

Cleansing

General Information on the Cleansing Service

Coast Protection

General Information on the Coast Protection Service

Community Care Services

Community Care is the name given to the range of services which support adults (aged 16 and over) who are in need of care and support.

Community Engagement

Engaging with local communities and voluntary groups is vital for effective leadership and in delivering quality public services.

Community Learning Opportunities

Information on adult literacies, including Learning for ALL and a range of youth projects.

Construction and Engineering Design

General Information on Construction and Engineering Design

Council Tax

Billing and collection of the Council Tax is the responsibility of the Revenues and Benefits Service. Help and advice is available on liability, discounts, exemptions, payments and settling arrears.

People receiving state benefits or on a low income may be entitled to get help to pay their Council Tax by applying for Council Tax Benefit. Information, advice and application forms are available at all Council Contact Centres.

Countryside Ranger Service

The Countryside Ranger Service helps both locals and visitors understand and enjoy the Scottish Borders countryside.

Criminal Justice Service

The Criminal Justice Team is part of the Social Work Services Department. They are responsible for statutory assessment and supervision of adult offenders (aged 16 and over) who have been referred by the Courts, the Procurator Fiscal and the Parole Board.

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	Services A-Z: listing by C A \| B • C • D \| E \| F \| G \| H \| I \| J \| K \| L \| M \| N \| O \| P \| Q \| R \| S \| T \| U \| V \| W \| X \| Y \| Z Catering Services General Information on Catering Services Children, Young People and Family Support Social Work Services provide a range of services for children, young people and families. Choose Life - Suicide Prevention Choose Life is a national strategy and action plan aimed at addressing the rising rate of suicide in Scotland. Cleansing General Information on the Cleansing Service Coast Protection General Information on the Coast Protection Service Common funding sources A - Z Guide to Funding Community Care Services Community Care is the name given to the range of services which support adults (aged 16 and over) who are in need of care and support. Community Engagement Engaging with local communities and voluntary groups is vital for effective leadership and in delivering quality public services. Community Learning Opportunities Information on adult literacies, including Learning for ALL and a range of youth projects. Construction and Engineering Design General Information on Construction and Engineering Design Council Tax Billing and collection of the Council Tax is the responsibility of the Revenues and Benefits Service. Help and advice is available on liability, discounts, exemptions, payments and settling arrears. Council Tax Benefit People receiving state benefits or on a low income may be entitled to get help to pay their Council Tax by applying for Council Tax Benefit. Information, advice and application forms are available at all Council Contact Centres. Countryside Ranger Service The Countryside Ranger Service helps both locals and visitors understand and enjoy the Scottish Borders countryside. Criminal Justice Service The Criminal Justice Team is part of the Social Work Services Department. They are responsible for statutory assessment and supervision of adult offenders (aged 16 and over) who have been referred by the Courts, the Procurator Fiscal and the Parole Board.
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