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Towns and Villages Regeneration Fund, The Executive - Individual Executive Decisions - Tuesday, 11th June, 2024 10.00 am

June 11, 2024 View on council website

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Summary

The Executive - Individual Executive Decisions meeting on 11 June 2024 focused on the approval of the Town and Villages Regeneration Fund, the review of the council's waste management strategy, and the allocation of funding for local infrastructure projects. Key decisions were made regarding the implementation of the regeneration fund and the adoption of new waste management practices.

Town and Villages Regeneration Fund

The council approved the Town and Villages Regeneration Fund, which aims to revitalise local communities by investing in infrastructure, public spaces, and local businesses. The fund will focus on areas identified as needing economic and social uplift. Councillors discussed the potential benefits of the fund, including job creation and improved community facilities. One councillor noted,

This fund is crucial for breathing new life into our towns and villages, ensuring they remain vibrant and sustainable for future generations.

There was unanimous support for the initiative, with no significant opposition voiced during the meeting.

Waste Management Strategy Review

The council reviewed its waste management strategy, considering new practices to improve recycling rates and reduce landfill use. The discussion included the introduction of a new kerbside collection system and increased public awareness campaigns. The strategy aims to align with national targets for waste reduction and sustainability. Councillors debated the costs and benefits of the proposed changes, with one stating,

Investing in better waste management now will save us money in the long run and help protect our environment.

The decision was made to adopt the new waste management practices, with a phased implementation plan to be developed.

Local Infrastructure Funding Allocation

The allocation of funding for local infrastructure projects was also discussed. The projects include road repairs, public transport improvements, and the development of new community centres. The council prioritised projects based on their potential impact on local communities and alignment with the council's strategic goals. One councillor highlighted the importance of these investments, saying,

Improving our infrastructure is key to supporting economic growth and enhancing the quality of life for our residents.

The funding allocations were approved, with specific projects to be detailed in future meetings.

For more details, you can refer to the Public reports pack and Printed minutes of the meeting.

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Meeting Documents

Agenda

Agenda frontsheet 11th-Jun-2024 10.00 The Executive - Individual Executive Decisions

Reports Pack

Public reports pack 11th-Jun-2024 10.00 The Executive - Individual Executive Decisions

Additional Documents

Appendix 1
Appendix 2
IED Town and Villages Regeneration Fund Final
Printed minutes 11th-Jun-2024 10.00 The Executive - Individual Executive Decisions