Councillor Paul Roper

The Cabinet of Bath and North East Somerset Council decided to adopt the Clean Air Strategy and local annual average air quality targets for nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter across the district on 10 September 2026. The decision maker delegated authority to the Director of Place Management, in consultation with the Cabinet Member, to implement and make changes to the Clean Air Strategy. Progress against the strategy and targets will be monitored and reported through the Council's annual air quality reporting arrangements.

The Cabinet of Bath and North East Somerset Council decided on 10 September 2026 to confirm its support for the case for change and to agree that the council should continue developing the transformation programme. A draft transformation plan will be presented to the Corporate PDS panel for discussion before adoption by Cabinet alongside the MTFS in November.

The Cabinet of Bath and North East Somerset Council decided to confirm its support of the case for change on 10 September 2026. They agreed that the council should continue to develop the transformation programme as a key strand of the MTFS. A draft transformation plan will go to the Corporate PDS panel for discussion before adoption at Cabinet alongside the MTFS in November.

The Cabinet decided to note the Treasury Management Performance Report 2026/27 – Quarter 1 and the Treasury Management Prudential Indicators to 30th June 2026 on 10 September 2026.

Councillor Paul Roper, as Cabinet Member for Economic and Cultural Sustainable Development, decided on 28 July 2026 to delegate authority to the Head of Corporate Estate to market and dispose of land behind The Glebe Freshford. This includes instructing the Corporate Estate to achieve Best Consideration under the Local Government Act 1972.

The Cabinet decided on 10 September 2026 to confirm support for the case for change and to continue developing the transformation programme as a key strand of the Medium Term Financial Strategy. A draft transformation plan will be presented for discussion before adoption alongside the MTFS in November.

The Cabinet of Bath and North East Somerset Council decided to adopt the Clean Air Strategy and local air quality targets for nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter across all wards on 10 September 2026. The decision maker delegated authority to the Director of Place Management, in consultation with the Cabinet Member, to implement and make changes to the Clean Air Strategy. Progress against the strategy and targets will be monitored and reported through the Council's annual air quality reporting arrangements.