24 Jun 2026Financial plan with gapFinance— The partnership approved an updated medium-term financial plan using reserves and non-recurring savings to support a 2026-27 funding gap of around £9 million, with a recurring gap rising to £13.6 million over three years. Officers will bring back further proposals in August 2026 to address an outstanding £3.7 million gap and the board also discussed the need for public consultation on future budget priorities.£9.0m–£14mPolicy
“It proposes the adoption of the 2627 financial position as an interim financial planning framework with the planned use of non-recurring savings and reserves to support the 9 million funding gap in 2627 while longerterm sustainable solutions are developed and implemented. Noting…”
16 Jun 2026Housing energy efficiency procurementHousing · cabinet executiveTender expected 16 Jun 2026— The committee approved procurement authority for the next phase of energy efficiency works to council social rented housing, with an overall budget of about £22 million across 2026/27 to 2030/31. Officers will use Scotland Excel and Scottish Procurement Alliance frameworks, with delivery by mini-competition or direct award depending on individual projects.£22mSpending
20 Aug 2026Tesco store variation approvedLicensing · licensing— The Board considered and granted Tesco's major variation application for the Monifieth store. The change involved a slight increase in alcohol capacity as part of a store layout change, with no objections from the licensing standards officer and no grounds for refusal identified.Policy
20 Aug 2026Aldi Montrose major variationLicensing · licensing— The Board approved Aldi's major variation at Western Road, Montrose, as part of its Project Fresh refurbishment programme. The application increased alcohol display capacity due to a reconfigured store layout, while the licensing standards officer reported no objection and members noted the reduction from historic display levels.Policy
20 Aug 2026Personal licence revokedLicensing · licensing— The Board determined that the conduct of the personal licence holder was inconsistent with licensing objectives, specifically preventing crime and disorder, public safety, and protecting and improving public health, and revoked the personal licence. The case related to an alleged unauthorised pop-up bar operating without an occasional licence and the licence holder being difficult to trace.Policy
20 Aug 2026Taxi fee structure consultationTransport · licensing— Members agreed to consult the taxi and private hire trade on revised fee structures, rather than make a final decision. The consultation is linked to the council's internal recharging review and new IT system, and any changes would start from 2026-09-01.Policy
Over the last 12 months, the most frequently discussed commercial topics in this council's meetings have been IT & Digital (74 mentions, easing), Construction & Building Works (55 mentions, easing), Professional Services (53 mentions, easing) and Highways & Transport (25 mentions, easing).
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