Ian Turner

Property Sub-Committee Officer

Property Sub-Committee - Wednesday 17th December 2025 12:45pm

Property Sub-Committee Officer

Property Sub-Committee - Wednesday 19th November 2025 12:45pm

The Staffordshire Council Property Sub-Committee convened on 19 November 2025, and approved recommendations relating to the transfer of land, property sales, and lease agreements. These included the transfer of a playing field to Havergal Primary School, the sale of the former St Leonards School site, and the renewal of a lease to Thea Pharmaceuticals Ltd at Keele Science Park. The committee also agreed to exclude the public from the meeting for items involving exempt information, as defined by the Local Government Act 1972[^2].

Charities and Trusts Committee Officer

Charities and Trusts Committee - Tuesday 11th November 2025 10:00am

The Charities and Trusts Committee of Staffordshire Council convened to discuss the annual report and accounts for the council's endowment charities, and to consider a request from Landau Forte Academy QEMS [^2] to install solar panels on a building leased from the council. The committee was also scheduled to review the minutes from a previous meeting.

Property Sub-Committee Officer

Property Sub-Committee - Wednesday 15th October 2025 12:45pm

The Property Sub-Committee convened to discuss and approve several property-related matters. Councillors approved a 125-year academy lease for Burleyfields Primary School, leases to academies including St. Bernadette School, and the renewal of a lease agreement on Unit QA Beacon Business Park. They also agreed to exclude the public from the meeting for the following items of business.

Property Sub-Committee Officer

Property Sub-Committee - Wednesday 17th September 2025 2:00pm

The Staffordshire Council Property Sub-Committee met on Wednesday to discuss the lease of Blythe Bridge Library. The committee approved the letting of the library premises to Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT) for a five-year term at a peppercorn rent. The aim is for MPFT to run the library as a community managed facility.