Social Value Ideas for Stoke-on-Trent City Council

We have identified 50 evidence-based social value themes for Stoke-on-Trent City Council in West Midlands across 44 service areas. These insights are derived from the latest council meeting transcripts and can inform your social value strategy for bids and tenders.

Spending20
Pressure9
Policy8
Opportunity12
Action1
Opportunity1% confidence

AI rent arrears solution

Cabinet approved delegated authority to procure an AI-enabled analytics and income collection solution for rent arrears management. The objective is to improve collections, reduce bad debt and financi…

“Speaker 4: This report seeks approval to delegate authority to procure an AI enabled analytic solution to transform the council's approach to rent arr…”
Pressure1% confidence

Poor apartment standards

Officers and several members were concerned that the proposed apartments would be too small, have low ceiling heights, poor outlook and compromised natural light, especially where new floors cut acros…

“Moving on to look at some of the apartments proposed in the upper levels of the library building. The proposed duplex apartments in the 2nd Floor will…”
Opportunity1% confidence

Residential Housing Allocation and Management Procurement

All 77 dwellings to remain in ownership of Stoke-on-Trent City Council within housing revenue account. Housing allocation based on council's referrals process through housing team. Council to manage l…

“All properties will remain in the ownership of the council within its housing revenue account, and therefore can be used to allocate housing to people…”
Policy1% confidence

Refusal of heritage-led redevelopment

The committee considered a proposal to convert and extend the vacant listed library, baths and drill hall complex into 39 apartments with commercial, leisure and community uses. Officers concluded the…

“Terms of the moving on to the final section, weighing things up in the planning balance, the level of heritage harm is assessed by both the heritage o…”
Policy1% confidence

Local plan consultation launched

Cabinet approved the draft Local Plan 2022-2040 and the council will run a public consultation before it goes to the Planning Inspectorate. The plan sets the framework for housing, infrastructure and …

“The cabinet has approved this draft of the local plan, twenty twenty-two thousand and forty, and there will be a public consultation exercise from the…”
Spending1% confidence

Charity donations from mayoral fundraising

The retiring Lord Mayor reported that fundraising during the year would provide around £5,300 each to three charities: Health for Heroes, National Literacy Trust Stoke, and Saltbox CareLink. This is a…

“Fundraising has been an important part of my year, and I'm thrilled to say that my three charities, Health for Heroes, National Literacy Trust, Stoke …”
Spending1% confidence

Crisis Resilience Fund accepted

Cabinet approved acceptance of approximately £5.3 million of government investment to support households, families and individuals in acute crisis. The funding will also support financial MOTs and sta…

“Speaker 0: Right. We're now moving onto item seven, the Crisis Resilience Fund. This is mine, and it will take just a minute. This is approximately £…”

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