Service level privacy notices

The information you provide will be used to process your application and will also be used for statistical and concessionary purposes. It will also be used to help plan and improve the bus pass services.

In order to meet statutory obligations, we must track the young people’s participation and identify those not participating or not in employment, education and training (NEET) so that we can support and re-engage them.

Channel is a programme which focuses on providing support at an early stage to people who are identified as being vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism.

We use personal information about children, young people and families, to enable us to provide services to them, and to carry out specific functions for which we are responsible.

Under the Data Protection Act 2018, county councillors are required as data controllers to provide a copy of their privacy notice that informs you how they will use your data.

The information you provide will used to process your course offer. It may be shared with the police force that offered you the course to verify your identity, to update their records, and to ensure you are eligible for the course.

Our highways team supports several key services concerning highways-related data creation and management within the county council. For some of the services we provide we may need to collect personal data from you.

This notice relates to the on-street parking enforcement service and how your data is used in relation to this.

Our planning, policy and development control service will collect data to help us advise on and determine planning applications, consider comments and representations, and develop our planning policies.

We collect information so we can carry out public health duties effectively and efficiently in order to help improve the health of the population we serve.

Our team support several key services concerning road safety within the county council. We are part of the communities and road safety function which sits within the highways and built county business area.

We will use the information to process your application for a school place and it then may be used for the purpose of determining entitlement to free school transport and free school meals.

All the information collected on your school admission appeal form allows us to arrange your requested appeal hearing in accordance with the school admission appeal code.

We process personal data which will be used to process your application for travel, to ensure that any travel assistance provided is appropriate and to process any subsequent review or appeal against the decision.

We collect data to comply with the law, help prevent and detect crime and for public safety interests.

We are required to collect personal, and special category, data about employees in order to meet contractual, statutory and administrative obligations.

Your personal data is collated for the purposes providing a transport journey that suit your needs and circumstances.

The information we collect from you on the application forms is used to secure funding and to provide learning programmes to eligible learners.

Your personal data is being used to ensure that checks and safeguards are in place for both those fleeing the conflict and those opening their homes to them.

Staffordshire County Council is one of many organisations working in the health and care system to improve care for patients and the public.

One Health and Care is a completely confidential and secure integrated care record designed to help health and social care professionals such as social workers, doctors and nurses directly involved in your care to make better, safer decisions.

This Privacy Notice applies to Staffordshire Registration Service and tells you what you can expect when we process your data, and what your rights are.

This privacy notice explains the personal information we collect, the use we make of that data and to whom it may be provided. The notice also describes why the Council requires your data, and the legal basis for holding the data. This privacy notice relates to the Staffordshire County Council’s (SCC) library service.

This Privacy Notice applies to Staffordshire Financial Assessment Service and tells you what you can expect when we process your data, and what your rights are.

When you provide your information within the Citizen Portal, this information is saved directly into Staffordshire County Council’s systems and will be used to contact you and process actions you have requested.