Rugby Borough Council
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Jobs
You will need to register and log in to our recruitment system to apply for a job with Rugby Borough Council.
- Apply for a job at the council
- Leisure jobs with GLL at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Centre
- Find a Job
- Public sector careers
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Rubbish and recycling
Please put your bins out by 7.30am on the day of collection. Please do not put recycling or green waste into plastic carrier bags or black sacks.
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Council tax and benefits
If you are struggling to pay your council tax you may be entitled to a reduction or discount. We may also be able to help you with housing benefit or Universal Credit.
- Ways to pay your council tax
- Manage your council tax account
- Apply for housing benefit and council tax reduction
- How much is my council tax
- Apply for a council tax discount
- Tell us a change of address
More on council tax and benefits.
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Housing
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Planning and Building Control
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Council information and voting
Information about councillors, voting, how we make decisions, our corporate polices, strategies and performance, and how you can get involved.
- View committee papers
- View meetings by date
- Browse councillors
- Find your councillor
- Committee memberships
- Elections and registering to vote
- Partnerships and the Combined Authority
- Make a complaint
- Make a Freedom of Information request
- Whistle blowing and fraud
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Sport, parks, leisure
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Other services
Payments
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Garden waste collection service 2019-20
Independent living
Lifeline home alarm
Rugby Borough news
Council sows seeds for the future of St Andrew's Gardens
PLANS for a revamp of the historic St Andrew's Gardens in Rugby town centre have been unveiled.
Animation shows Rugbeians what waste to put in which bin
An animated film showing a typical Rugbeian’s bins discussing what rubbish they like to eat – and which of them is plastic bag intolerant – has been launched.
Urban meadow trial to reach new sites
A more environmentally friendly way of managing grasslands introduced to parts of Rugby last year has seen significant improvements for wildlife and is to be extended to more parts of Rugby.