The meeting covered several topics, including the confirmation of previous meeting minutes, declarations of personal interest, and the discussion of the Asset Management Strategy and the Wrexham Food Partnership. The most significant discussions were around the Asset Management Strategy and the Wrexham Food Partnership.

1. Asset Management Strategy:

   • The council discussed the new Asset Management Strategy for 2023-2028, presented by Councillor Macriod. The strategy aims to update and implement policies to manage the council's assets effectively.
   • Councillor Hugh Johns seconded the strategy, highlighting its comprehensive nature and the investment in schools.
   • Councillor Downer Davis raised questions about the responsibilities outlined in the strategy, particularly regarding the Chief Housing Officer, and the need for clarity on terms like well-supported organizations. He also expressed concerns about balancing income generation with addressing poverty.
   • Councillor Mark Jones and Councillor Jeremy Newton raised concerns about specific assets like the Groves School and garages in Crane Street, emphasizing the need for community involvement and capacity to manage long-term challenges.
   • Councillor Robert E. Williams emphasized the importance of adhering to the council's constitution in managing assets.
   • The strategy was approved unanimously.

2. Wrexham Food Partnership:

   • Councillor Beverly Parry-Jones introduced the Wrexham Food Partnership, which aims to address food insecurity and improve the local food system. The partnership will be funded by Welsh government grants.
   • Councillor David Pritchard seconded the proposal, highlighting the importance of encouraging healthy eating in schools.
   • Councillor Downer Davis asked about the membership of the partnership panel and the potential for collaboration with other councils. Andrew Haridone clarified that the partnership would be broad and inclusive, involving various community groups and strategic partners.
   • The terms of reference and small grant scheme for the partnership were approved.

3. Appointments to Outside Bodies:

   • Councillor Paul Roberts discussed the need to fill a vacancy on the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Partnership. Councillor Jeremy Kent was nominated and approved to fill the vacancy.

4. Other Business:

   • There were no public or members' questions submitted.
   • The Talent Fund report was postponed to the June Executive Board meeting.

The meeting concluded with no additional business.