Contact:
  • Environmental Protection
  • Address:

    9-10 Bath Street, Bath, BA1 1SN

  • E-mail:
    environmental_protection@bathnes.gov.uk
  • Telephone:
    01225 396914
  • Fax:
    01225 477596
  • Minicom:
    01225 477535
  • Page Updated:
    19/07/2008
  • Author:
    Keith Fowler
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Public Protection Service

The Public Protection Service plays a vital role in economic prosperity and community wellbeing by the provision of advice, education and enforcement of appropriate legislation.

In order achieve this the work we do includes:                                                       

 

 

  • Air and Water Quality

 

Through the regular monitoring, testing and enforcement of standards relating to air and water, contribute towards the reduction of any potential health risks.

  • Animal Health and Welfare

We ensure that livestock movements are recorded to help prevent the spread of disease among farm animals, we also ensure that animals are treated humanely (including during transport and sale).

  • Food Standards and Food Safety

Contribute to the economy and health of the population by ensuring that food safety and hygiene standards are met by the use of education, advice and enforcement

  • Health Development

 

Lead for the Council on health improvement initiatives relating to healthy eating, unintentional injury, smoke free England

  • Health and Safety at Work

Supporting business and promoting good health and safety standards in over 4000 local businesses.

  • Licensing

 

Through the process of licensing and enforcement of conditions attached to the licence ensure public safety and the achievement of the government’s objectives.

  • Trading Standards

 

We are responsible for the enforcement of a wide range of consumer legislation covering everything from misleading advertisements to the counterfeiting of trade marks, from weights and measures to the charging of interest on credit agreements.

 

 

Estimated total cost 2007/08    £1,044,000