The West Northamptonshire Council Cabinet is scheduled to convene on Tuesday 15 September 2026. The agenda includes discussions on the council's financial performance, housing matters, waste infrastructure, IT systems, and environmental strategies.

Revenue and Capital Monitoring Reports

The Cabinet will receive updates on the council's financial performance through the Revenue Monitoring Report and the Capital Monitoring Report. These reports will provide an overview of the council's financial standing for the period up to July 2026, detailing any variances from the approved budget and outlining the forecast outturn for the financial year.

Housing and Communities

Several key housing-related items are scheduled for discussion. The Annual Housing Complaints Report will present an overview of performance in handling resident complaints, alongside compliance with the Housing Ombudsman's Complaint Handling Code. Cabinet will also consider the IT Infinity-BRIK Housing Management System, reviewing the revised delivery approach, timeline, and financial position for its implementation. Finally, an opportunity to acquire affordable housing at Hardingstone, Northampton, will be presented, with a proposal to secure 87 new homes for Social Rent and Shared Ownership.

Environment and Waste

The Cabinet will discuss the Waste Infrastructure Project concerning the Brackmills Waste Transfer Station. This item will seek approval for capital funding to undertake structural works to extend the operational life of this essential waste asset. Additionally, the West Northamptonshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy will be presented for adoption, outlining priorities and actions for nature recovery across the county.

Children, Families and Education

The Commissioning of a Coordinator-led Holiday Activity and Food Programme for West Northamptonshire is scheduled for discussion. This programme aims to provide free holiday activities, healthy meals, and support for children eligible for benefits-related Free School Meals and other vulnerable children.

Highways and Transport

An update on Moving Traffic Enforcement will be provided, detailing the outcome of a public consultation on potential new locations for enforcement and seeking approval for the next phase of sites.

Finance and Strategy

The Cabinet will also review the Revenue Monitoring Report and the Capital Monitoring Report, providing a comprehensive financial update.

Private Session

The agenda indicates that there will be a private session to discuss matters that may involve the disclosure of exempt information. The specific items for this session are Avenue Campus Northampton and Hardingstone Affordable Housing Opportunity, with reports to follow.