Councillor Adrian Cartwright

Council - Thursday 25th September 2025 6.00 pm

The Council of West Northamptonshire Council was scheduled to meet on 25 September 2025, to discuss a range of issues including the West Northamptonshire Administration Delivery Plan, the Council Tax Reduction Scheme, and updates to the constitution. Councillors were also expected to discuss motions relating to smartphone use in schools, regeneration plans for Northampton, and support for vaccine programmes.

Audit and Governance Committee - Wednesday 24th September 2025 6.00 pm

The Audit and Governance Committee of West Northamptonshire Council met on 24 September 2025 to discuss internal audit progress, global internal audit standards, the strategic risk register, governance updates including the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act[^2], a review of the committee work programme, and cyber security.

Strategic Planning Committee - Tuesday 23rd September 2025 2.00 pm

The Strategic Planning Committee of West Northamptonshire Council met to discuss several planning applications, approving a primary school and a distribution warehouse, and deferring a decision on a housing development. The committee approved the construction of a new primary school at Buckton Fields and a storage and distribution building at Zone A, DIRFT, while a decision on a housing development on land north west of Upper High Street, Harpole, was deferred.

Alcohol & Gambling Licensing Sub-Committee - Monday 22nd September 2025 10.00 am

The Alcohol & Gambling Licensing Sub-Committee of West Northamptonshire Council met on 22 September 2025 to consider a premises licence review. Councillor Stephen Hibbert, Councillor Adrian Cartwright, and Councillor Caroline Phillips were scheduled to attend the meeting. The sub-committee was scheduled to determine an application for a premises licence review for Dracula Magazin.

Alcohol & Gambling Licensing Sub-Committee - Wednesday 17th September 2025 10.00 am

The Alcohol & Gambling Licensing Sub-Committee were scheduled to convene to consider a premises licence review for Rai Convenience Store. The review was triggered by concerns raised by the Home Office Immigration Department regarding the prevention of crime and disorder. Councillors were also expected to discuss excluding the press and public from the meeting due to the presence of exempt information.