On 2 March the new, weekly food waste collection service starts. Find out all you need to know about the service and when the new caddies will be delivered.
Information and support to help you manage to rising cost of living
Find information about Proposed Changes to Taxi Ranks in the Old Town, information about commenting on the Main Modifications required to the Local Plan, Proposed Traffic Orders, and other consultations that may be of interest to you.
Committee meetings taking place in February include Cabinet, and Overview and Scrutiny Committee. Members of the public are welcome to attend. Agendas are published eight days before each meeting is held.
If you own or privately rent your home, you may be eligible for a grant to help cover the cost of energy efficiency upgrades. These improvements can lower your energy bills and make your home warmer and more comfortable.
Whether it's a spot for your car, a commercial garage, or just some extra storage space - we've got just what you need! Bidding is open Friday to Tuesday - don’t miss out - have a browse and secure your perfect space today!
Whether you’re a foodie with a flair, a start-up ready to launch, or an online brand wanting a physical presence – the new Stevenage Indoor Market is the place to be.
A new, separate, weekly food waste collection service starts in two weeks, on 2 March 2026. Find out all you need to know on our Waste and Recycling pages.
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Join us at the Museum on Wednesday and Thursday next week
Join us on Friday 20 February for a workshop with artist Louis Smith!
Cllr Richard Henry, Leader of Stevenage Borough Council responds to the government’s announcement
Information on the Hertfordshire Local Government Review and how residents can take part in the consultation
We are inviting residents and leaseholders to share their views.
Three new Japanese-style micro woods have been planted in Stevenage to boost biodiversity, capture carbon and improve wellbeing.