ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICE

The role of the Council's Environmental Health Service is to control the factors in man's environment which can affect public safety and health, within the realms of the Council's statutory obligations. This is mainly achieved by enforcing environmental health legislation, empowered to the District Council by central government, and by reporting the results of that activity to Council for information or decision as appropriate. The Environmental Health Service also has an increasing role to fulfil in the field of health promotion and provision of advice to businesses and the general public, and in working partnership with other agencies to promote health and wellbeing generally. The links below provide further information on each of our main activities.

Air Pollution
Caravan Site Licensing
Consumer Safety
Environmental Management System
Food Control
Health & Safety at Work
Industrial Pollution
Infectious Disease Control
Noise Pollution
Pest Control
Pollution Control
Private Tenancies Order
Public Health Nuisances
Radiation Monitoring
Schools Education Service
Water Cooling Towers
Water Pollution

Contact:
Graeme Bannister
Principal Environmental Health officer
graeme.bannister@ards-council.gov.uk
Tel: 028 9182 4058