You can opt-in for SCC funded school travel before 31 May 2024 on the Suffolk on Board website.
- Report a child at risk of harm, abuse or neglect (safeguarding)
- Report a highways issue
- Report abuse of an adult (safeguarding)
- Report a faulty street light
- Report a pothole
- Report a public right of way issue
- Report a blocked drain
- Report an issue to Trading Standards
- Report a flood in Suffolk
- Report the death of a Blue Badge holder
- Report a tree or hedge affecting the highway
- Report debris, weeds or mud on the road
- Report a permanent traffic signal or traffic signal-controlled crossing
- Report an obscured, missing or damaged sign
- Report a problem with a manhole cover
- Road Traffic Collision Data and Developer Reports
- Report a faulty lit sign or bollard
- Report an incident with a heavy goods vehicle
- Report missing or faded road markings
- Report a problem with a bridge or highway structure
- Report fraud
- Report a traffic sign defect
- Report a problem with a cycle lane
- Report a grass cutting problem
- Report a problem with barriers or guardrails
- Report a damaged fire hydrant
- Report a pavement defect
- Apply for a school place
- Apply for a free travel bus pass or travel vouchers
- Apply for free school meals
- Apply or re-apply for a Blue Badge
- Apply for housing related support
- Apply for a copy of a birth certificate
- Apply and pay for a new dropped kerb/ vehicle access
- Apply for a copy of a marriage or civil partnership certificate
- Apply for a new or request renewal of an existing advisory disabled parking bay
- Apply for planning permission
- Apply for a temporary road closure or restriction
- Apply for copy of a death certificate
- Apply for a chaperone licence
- Apply to close a road for an event
- Apply to replace a lost or stolen Blue Badge
- Apply for a child performance licence
- Venue licences for marriages and civil partnerships
- Apply for a body of persons licence
- Apply for permission to film in Suffolk
- Apply for a safer home visit
- Apply to move abnormal loads
- Apply for a copy of a civil partnership certificate
- Apply to carry out works which could affect a structure on a highway
- Apply for a child employment permit
- Apply for a No Cold Calling Zone (NCCZ)
- Apply to speak at a public meeting
- Apply for directional signing for a tourist destination in Suffolk
- Apply for consent for works affecting ordinary watercourses
- Apply for a definitive map modification order (DMMO)
- Apply for new or renewal of existing access protection markings (white 'H' markings)
Once you have completed your AYSE (The Assessed and Supported Year in Employment) you will become a fully-fledged social worker.
Through in-service training, and with supervision, you will have the opportunity to challenge yourself and work with complex situations and families.
Signs of Safety is our chosen practice framework. In keeping with that model, which you will have learnt all about on your AYSE, you will be given professional autonomy to do creative and fulfilling work with children and families to improve their outcomes and life chances.
As well as support from your manager and colleagues, you will get support from the Signs of Safety (SoS) practice leads. Suffolk has more SoS practice leads than any other local authority in England.
As you develop more experience, there will be opportunity for you to become an experienced social worker or a consultant social worker.