We remove abandoned vehicles, vehicles that are clearly not being used, are untaxed and may be a danger to the public. If the vehicle is still being used it is not abandoned.
If you're worried about any child and think they may be a victim of neglect, abuse or cruelty, contact your local Social Services office or the Police.
Contact details for Fire, Police and Health emergencies; Council emergency services and out-of-hours contacts; utility services emergency contact details; and links to emergency planning services.
People who live in natural floodplains and coastal areas are liable to flooding. If you are aware of any flooding problems within your area we would like to hear from you.
The unauthorised dumping of waste (fly-tipping) is both illegal and dangerous. Waste includes: general household waste; larger domestic items including fridges and mattresses; garden refuse; tyres and clinical waste; builders rubble and commercial waste.
If you suspect somebody is making a fraudulent claim or receiving benefit to which they are not entitled, you can contact Conwy Council's Benefit Investigation Team anonymously through our online form, by phone (01492) 576612. If you would like to discuss any issues before reporting your concerns, please phone us.
The Council recognises that any kind of graffiti has a negative impact on the environment and we will aim to remove general graffiti as soon as we can from any sighting or report.
We are committed to providing high-quality services to all our customers in a fair and equal way. Whether you are not satisfied with the service you have received or you have received an excellent service, we would like to know about it.
