Cllr Gavin Grant

The Cabinet decided to recommend the Environment Policy 2026-2028 to Full Council for approval on 8 October 2026. The Cabinet also noted the actions and progress since October 2025, including the Climate Update Report 2026 and the annual Greenhouse Gas Report. The council is continuing to reduce its own emissions, support residents and communities to reduce theirs, and increase resilience to climate impacts.

The Cabinet decided to approve the LEVI concession contract proceeding to invitation to tender and delegated contract award authority to the Corporate Director, Place. This decision was made on 08/10/2026. The decision maker also agreed to seek a commercial partner to design, build, maintain, and operate new EV charging infrastructure, aiming for a minimum of 2000 charging devices.

The Cabinet decided to approve amendments to the Young & Creasey Gallery Trust's charitable objects and redesignate the Management Committee to an Advisory Panel. This decision was made on 08/10/2026. The decision maker agreed to submit an application to the Charity Commission to approve revised charitable objects and to execute a Deed of Variation to the Declaration of Trust.

The Cabinet decided to implement proposed waiting restrictions in Bratton as advertised, and in Westbury except for Primmers Place, while abandoning the restrictions on Primmers Place. This decision was made on 08/10/2026. The decision maker agreed to ensure the layby at the bus stop on B3098 Westbury Road, Bratton is kept free from parked vehicles.

The Cabinet decided to approve the variation of a covenant on part of the land at Furlong Close, Devizes, on a conditional basis. This decision was made on 08/10/2026. The decision maker agreed to forgo a capital receipt to enable improvements in accommodation for vulnerable members of society, with safeguards to ensure sale proceeds are reinvested in the site.

The Cabinet of Wiltshire Council noted and agreed the Corporate Performance Scorecard and the Strategic Risk Summary on 08/10/2026.

The Cabinet agreed to proceed with the introduction of a 20mph speed limit in Shrewton and Orcheston as advertised on 08/10/2026. This decision includes the implementation of increased road signage and carriageway lining.

The Cabinet approved the variation of a covenant on land at Furlong Close, Devizes, on a conditional basis on 08/10/2026. This variation is conditional on planning consent being obtained for the land sold and includes a mechanism to ensure sale proceeds are provided to Inclusion Housing for property improvements.

The Cabinet decided to endorse the Our Wiltshire Plan: Annual Report 2026 and present it to Full Council. This decision was made on 08/10/2026. The report summarises achievements against agreed priorities and looks ahead to future activities.

Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Public Health & the working with the NHS, Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Regeneration and Assets decided on 06/10/2026 to vary a covenant on part of the land at Furlong Close, Devizes on a conditional basis. This decision was made to allow SSH Furlong Ltd to generate a capital receipt for property improvements. The decision delegates authority to the Corporate Director, Place, to finalise the terms.

The Cabinet decided on 8 October 2026 to approve the Local Transport Plan 4 Delivery Plan with proposed amendments. Authority was delegated for minor pre-publication changes to the Director of Highways, Transport and Assets, in consultation with the Director of Legal and Governance and the Cabinet member for Highways, Streetscene and Flooding.

The Cabinet Member for Highways, Streetscene and Flooding decided on an unspecified date to implement waiting restrictions in Bratton as advertised, implement waiting restrictions in Westbury apart from Primmers Place as advertised, and abandon the proposed waiting restrictions on Primmers Place, Westbury. All stakeholders were to be advised of these recommendations.

Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Organisational Strategy, Digital and Leisure, Libraries & Culture decided on an unspecified date to approve amendments to the Young & Creasey Gallery Trust's charitable objects and redesignate the Management Committee to an Advisory Panel. This decision supports the Trust's accreditation status and strengthens its governance arrangements.