21 Jul 2026Crisis resilience fundHousing · cabinet executive— Cabinet approved a replacement crisis resilience fund policy to substitute the discretionary housing payment scheme, with an amendment to create a quicker, member-and-officer administered process for emergency support. Members also agreed that broader support such as white goods should sit in a separate, related scheme with its own budget and framework.£5k–£25kPolicy
“Thank you very much for that. Just before I go out for questions, I just want to make a couple of comments, if I may. You remember at Budgeta, we talked about things like homelessness grant all being rolled up into one basic grant, which was within the general fund but ring fence…”
2 Jun 2026Attenborough Cricket Club grantLeisure and Sports · cabinet executive— Cabinet approved a capital grant of up to £20,000, representing 25% of the total scheme cost, for Attenborough Cricket Club to install new light nets and training wickets. Members highlighted wider match-funding from the ECB, the club's participation levels and the value of its women, girls and youth provision.£20kSpending
22 Jul 2026New schedule rules cut committee rolePlanning · planning— Officers explained that from 31 October a new schedule-based system will place most minor applications, including many HMOs and children's homes, into schedule one so they must be determined by officers rather than committee. Schedule two cases may still come to committee only exceptionally, with a triage discussion between the chair and the chief planning officer equivalent. Members raised concerns that this will reduce democratic oversight and require new internal protocols and training.Policy
21 Jul 2026Food and safety service planEnvironmental Health · cabinet executive— The annual food safety service plan and occupational safety work programme for 2026/27 were approved. Officers reported full completion of food hygiene inspections, steady compliance levels, growth in new premises registrations, and reactive work on outbreaks and legionella incidents.Spending
20 Jul 2026Housing service improvement plan scrutinyHousing · audit governance— The committee began formal scrutiny of the housing regulator service improvement plan, with officers explaining that it had previously only been reported to cabinet. The report is to be brought back regularly, with the committee requesting continued oversight of the regulator response and the actions being taken across housing compliance and repairs.Policy
15 Jul 2026Benley Viaduct investmentRegeneration · full council— The leader reported a major regeneration project at Benley/Benley Viaduct including five new industrial units and access works, with total investment over £6 million. This is a significant capital spend with associated construction, infrastructure and accessibility procurement implications.Spending
Over the last 12 months, the most frequently discussed commercial topics in this council's meetings have been Construction & Building Works (23 mentions, rising), Professional Services (13 mentions, easing), Environmental Services (11 mentions, easing) and Community Safety (9 mentions, rising).
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