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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Recycling and the environment
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.
- Elections and registering to vote
- View committee papers
- View meetings by date
- Browse councillors
- Find your councillor
- Committee memberships
- Partnerships and the Combined Authority
- Make a complaint
- Make a Freedom of Information request
- Whistleblowing and fraud
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Sport, parks, leisure
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Other services
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Rugby Borough news
Harassment of women “not inevitable”
Rugby Borough Council is supporting the United Nations Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
Town centre welcomes The Snowman and The Snowdog BRICKLIVE trail
THE magical story of The Snowman and The Snowdog comes to Rugby town centre this Christmas.
Developer fined £5,000 for breaching Tree Preservation Order
A HOUSING developer has been fined £5,000 after trees protected by a Tree Preservation Order were cut down in Clifton-upon-Dunsmore.