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RESOLVED: That the minutes of the meeting held on 14 October 2025 (agenda item 3) be confirmed as a correct record.
RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet recommends the Capital Strategy to County Council for approval; and (b) That Cabinet recommends to Council for approval:- · The Prudential Indicators for 2026/27 - 2028/29 as detailed within Tables 1, and 4 – 8 of the Capital Strategy; and · Delegated authority for the Corporate Finance Manager to effect movements between the separately agreed limits within the authorised limit for external debt and the operational boundary for external debt (Table 6 of the Capital Strategy).
RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet approve the allocations and schemes in Table 3 (paragraph 1.09) for the Statutory/Regulatory and Retained Assets sections of the Council Fund Capital Programme 2026/27 - 2028/29; (b) That Cabinet approve the schemes included in Table 4 (paragraph 1.35) for the Investment section of the Council Fund Capital Programme 2026/27 - 2028/29; (c) That Cabinet note that the shortfall in funding of schemes in 2027/28 in Table 5 (paragraph 1.40) although there are surplus in the prior and following years; (d) That Cabinet approve the schemes included in Table 6 (paragraph 1.44) for the specifically funded section of the Council Fund Capital Programme which will be funded in part through borrowing; and (e) That Cabinet recommends the Capital Programme to County Council for approval.
RESOLVED: (a) That the HRA budget for 2026/27 as set out in the report, be considered; (b) That the proposed minimum rent increase of 4.3% be approved; (c) That the garage rent increase of 4.3% be approved; (d) That the increase in service charges to full cost recovery be approved; (e) That the pressures and efficiencies set out in Appendix A be noted; and (f) That the proposed HRA Capital programme for 2026/27 be approved.
RESOLVED: (a) That the strategy consultation feedback be noted; and (b) That the draft Housing Strategy 2025 – 2030 be approved.
RESOLVED: That the Affordable Housing SPG be adopted as SPG and made available for inspection on the Council’s website.
RESOLVED: That the Retention of Local Facilities SPG be adopted as SPG and made available for inspection on the Council’s website.
RESOLVED: (a) Whilst noting that Welsh Government had clarified a commitment to funding a new National Park for North East Wales without financially disadvantaging the existing National Parks or the constituent Local Authorities, in the absence of detailed information outlining the governance arrangements specifically relating to the Planning functions of a new National Park, the Council continues to raise concerns about duplication and value for money; and (b) That the final wording of the draft response attached at Appendix 2 be delegated to the Cabinet Member for Environment, Regeneration, Countryside and Tourism in conjunction with the Chief Officer (Place and Growth).
RESOLVED: (a) That the report and the estimated financial impact on the 2025/26 budget be noted; (b) That the measures being put in place to improve the financial position by the end of the financial year be noted; and (c) That the request for carry forwards be approved.
RESOLVED: (a) That the overall report be approved; and (b) That the carry forward adjustments be approved.
RESOLVED: (a) That the three additional risks on the Corporate Risk Register be acknowledged; (b) That Cabinet agree that the mitigating actions for each risk on the Corporate Risk Register are adequate to manage the risk; and (c) That Cabinet approve the following risks within the Council’s risk appetite, to be de-escalated from the Corporate Risk Register and managed at Portfolio level: • RCF08 - Fraud and Prevention • RCF09 - Housing Revenue Account Capital Investment
RESOLVED: That Cabinet: I. Approves the council tax base for 2026/27 as set out in the report; II. Notes the assumptions used in new properties discounts and exemptions collection rates; III. Supports keeping collection assumptions strong and realistic to help the MTFS; and IV. Recommends the approved Council Tax base to Council for formal adoption.
RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet has considered the feedback from Corporate Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee; (b) That Cabinet adopts the revised policy framework as set in Appendix 1 to the report forthwith; and (c) That, subject to the revised policy being approved, Cabinet supports the inclusion of an MTFS bid for a ring-fenced annual budget provision of £15k from 2026/27, to fund the cost of future discretionary awards for cases that meet the criteria as set out in the revised policy framework.
RESOLVED: That Cabinet support the recommended response to the Welsh Government proposals to modify the letting criteria for the purposes of assessing if self-catering holiday accommodation should be subject to business rates or council tax.
RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet supports and notes the contents of the report and associated documents; (b) That Cabinet supports and notes the proposed Street Cleansing Policy included in Appendix 9 of the report; and (c) That the Cabinet Member make written representations for financial support for maintenance of the Flintshire Bridge.
RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet supports the request to advance to detailed planning and stakeholder engagement; and (b) That Cabinet supports the process of future engagement with Members. (c) That Cabinet support the Aspirational Position but also request that Welsh Government utilises this opportunity to allow possible nationalisation of our bus network by allowing Local Authorities to run their own bus company, allowing money to stay within our communities and reducing profits being drained from Wales.
RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet has considered the outcome and recommendations of the “Audit Wales: Overview of Partnerships Report”; and (b) That Cabinet endorses the management response form and proposed actions to address the recommendations made by Audit Wales.
RESOLVED: That Cabinet commends the work of the portfolio’s leadership, practitioners and staff, as reflected and endorsed by the CIW report.
RESOLVED: That Cabinet: (a) Acknowledges the update on the process of recommissioning unpaid carers services; (b) Acknowledges the outcome of the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales (PSOW) “Own Initiative” Investigation into Carers Services and the progress made against the resulting action plan; and (c) Acknowledges the positive work underway with the North East Wales Carers Information Service (NEWCIS) to develop our unpaid carers services and the Carers Centre as a hub for unpaid carers in Flintshire.
RESOLVED: That the decision of the Education, Youth and Culture Overview & Scrutiny Committee call-in meeting regarding Record No.6 /4486 be noted.
Councillor Palmer declared a personal interest as a Council tenant on the Housing Revenue Account 30 Year Financial Business Plan (agenda item 7). On Flintshire Libraries & Leisure Limited (Gwella) Business Plan 2025/26 (agenda item 24), Councillor Richard Jones declared a personal interest as a Director of Gwella. The Chief Officer (Social Services) declared a personal and prejudicial interest and withdrew from the meeting for that item.
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RESOLVED: That the minutes of the meeting held on 14 October 2025 (agenda item 3) be confirmed as a correct record.
RESOLVED: That the minutes of the meeting held on 14 October 2025 (agenda item 3) be confirmed as a correct record.
It was noted that agenda item 26 would be considered as an urgent item later in the meeting during closed session.
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RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet recommends the Capital Strategy to County Council for approval; and (b) That Cabinet recommends to Council for approval:- · The Prudential Indicators for 2026/27 - 2028/29 as detailed within Tables 1, and 4 – 8 of the Capital Strategy; and · Delegated authority for the Corporate Finance Manager to effect movements between the separately agreed limits within the authorised limit for external debt and the operational boundary for external debt (Table 6 of the Capital Strategy).
Councillor Johnson introduced the report (agenda item 5) on the updated Capital Strategy prior to submission to County Council. The Strategy was an overarching document which brought together various strategies and policies, split into a number of sections incorporating details of the Council’s Prudential Indicators for 2026/27 - 2028/29. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet recommends the Capital Strategy to County Council for approval; and (b) That Cabinet recommends to Council for approval:- · The Prudential Indicators for 2026/27 - 2028/29 as detailed within Tables 1, and 4 – 8 of the Capital Strategy; and · Delegated authority for the Corporate Finance Manager to effect movements between the separately agreed limits within the authorised limit for external debt and the operational boundary for external debt (Table 6 of the Capital Strategy).
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RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet approve the allocations and schemes in Table 3 (paragraph 1.09) for the Statutory/Regulatory and Retained Assets sections of the Council Fund Capital Programme 2026/27 - 2028/29; (b) That Cabinet approve the schemes included in Table 4 (paragraph 1.35) for the Investment section of the Council Fund Capital Programme 2026/27 - 2028/29; (c) That Cabinet note that the shortfall in funding of schemes in 2027/28 in Table 5 (paragraph 1.40) although there are surplus in the prior and following years; (d) That Cabinet approve the schemes included in Table 6 (paragraph 1.44) for the specifically funded section of the Council Fund Capital Programme which will be funded in part through borrowing; and (e) That Cabinet recommends the Capital Programme to County Council for approval.
Councillor Johnson introduced the report (agenda item 6) on the proposed Capital Programme 2026/27 - 2028/29 which set out long-term investment in assets to enable the delivery of high quality and value for money public services split between three sections: Statutory/Regulatory, Retained Assets and Investment. The report would be submitted to County Council for approval in December. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet approve the allocations and schemes in Table 3 (paragraph 1.09) for the Statutory/Regulatory and Retained Assets sections of the Council Fund Capital Programme 2026/27 - 2028/29; (b) That Cabinet approve the schemes included in Table 4 (paragraph 1.35) for the Investment section of the Council Fund Capital Programme 2026/27 - 2028/29; (c) That Cabinet note that the shortfall in funding of schemes in 2027/28 in Table 5 (paragraph 1.40) although there are surplus in the prior and following years; (d) That Cabinet approve the schemes included in Table 6 (paragraph 1.44) for the specifically funded section of the Council Fund Capital Programme which will be funded in part through borrowing; and (e) That Cabinet recommends the Capital Programme to County Council for approval.
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RESOLVED: (a) That the HRA budget for 2026/27 as set out in the report, be considered; (b) That the proposed minimum rent increase of 4.3% be approved; (c) That the garage rent increase of 4.3% be approved; (d) That the increase in service charges to full cost recovery be approved; (e) That the pressures and efficiencies set out in Appendix A be noted; and (f) That the proposed HRA Capital programme for 2026/27 be approved.
Councillor Brown introduced the report (agenda item 7) to consider the draft Housing Revenue Account (HRA) 30 year Financial Business Plan and the proposed HRA budget for 2026/27. The report detailed consultation with the Tenants’ Federation, the prudent approach to reserves and plans to increase the voids budget. Feedback was shared from the Community and Housing Overview & Scrutiny Committee. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That the HRA budget for 2026/27 as set out in the report, be considered; (b) That the proposed minimum rent increase of 4.3% be approved; (c) That the garage rent increase of 4.3% be approved; (d) That the increase in service charges to full cost recovery be approved; (e) That the pressures and efficiencies set out in Appendix A be noted; and (f) That the proposed HRA Capital programme for 2026/27 be approved.
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RESOLVED: (a) That the strategy consultation feedback be noted; and (b) That the draft Housing Strategy 2025 – 2030 be approved.
Councillor Brown introduced the report (agenda item 8) to approve the draft Housing Strategy 2025 - 2030 and note feedback from the consultation and engagement process. Changes to the Strategy in relation to three themes were summarised in paragraph 1.15 of the report. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That the strategy consultation feedback be noted; and (b) That the draft Housing Strategy 2025 – 2030 be approved.
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RESOLVED: That the Affordable Housing SPG be adopted as SPG and made available for inspection on the Council’s website.
Councillor Richard Jones introduced the report (agenda item 9) to adopt the Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) Note on Affordable Housing which would support Local Development Plan policies and assist officers and the Planning Committee in their deliberation and determination of planning applications. Details were shared on public consultation and engagement with the Planning Strategy Group and the Environment and Economy Overview & Scrutiny Committee. The recommendation in the report was supported. RESOLVED: That the Affordable Housing SPG be adopted as SPG and made available for inspection on the Council’s website.
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RESOLVED: That the Retention of Local Facilities SPG be adopted as SPG and made available for inspection on the Council’s website.
Councillor Richard Jones introduced the report (agenda item 10) to adopt the Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) Note on the Retention of Local Facilities. The consultation process was set out involving Planning Strategy Group and Town and Community Councils, along with comments raised by the Environment and Economy Overview & Scrutiny Committee. The recommendation in the report was supported. RESOLVED: That the Retention of Local Facilities SPG be adopted as SPG and made available for inspection on the Council’s website.
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RESOLVED: (a) Whilst noting that Welsh Government had clarified a commitment to funding a new National Park for North East Wales without financially disadvantaging the existing National Parks or the constituent Local Authorities, in the absence of detailed information outlining the governance arrangements specifically relating to the Planning functions of a new National Park, the Council continues to raise concerns about duplication and value for money; and (b) That the final wording of the draft response attached at Appendix 2 be delegated to the Cabinet Member for Environment, Regeneration, Countryside and Tourism in conjunction with the Chief Officer (Place and Growth).
Councillor Dolphin introduced the report (agenda item 11) to seek views on the proposed designation of a new national park for North-East Wales. The Council’s formal response to the earlier consultation exercise had recognised the positive aspects that such a designation may offer, but raised several concerns. The Council had been invited to comment further as part of the current statutory consultation exercise. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) Whilst noting that Welsh Government had clarified a commitment to funding a new National Park for North East Wales without financially disadvantaging the existing National Parks or the constituent Local Authorities, in the absence of detailed information outlining the governance arrangements specifically relating to the Planning functions of a new National Park, the Council continues to raise concerns about duplication and value for money; and (b) That the final wording of the draft response attached at Appendix 2 be delegated to the Cabinet Member for Environment, Regeneration, Countryside and Tourism in conjunction with the Chief Officer (Place and Growth).
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RESOLVED: (a) That the report and the estimated financial impact on the 2025/26 budget be noted; (b) That the measures being put in place to improve the financial position by the end of the financial year be noted; and (c) That the request for carry forwards be approved.
Councillor Johnson introduced the report (agenda item 12) which provided the latest detailed overview of the budget monitoring position for the 2025/26 financial year for the Council Fund and Housing Revenue Account and presented the position, based on actual income and expenditure as at Month 6. During discussion, concerns were raised about the delay with the Sustainable Waste Management Grant. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That the report and the estimated financial impact on the 2025/26 budget be noted; (b) That the measures being put in place to improve the financial position by the end of the financial year be noted; and (c) That the request for carry forwards be approved.
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RESOLVED: (a) That the overall report be approved; and (b) That the carry forward adjustments be approved.
Councillor Johnson introduced the report (agenda item 13) which provided the latest detailed overview of the capital programme monitoring position for the 2025/26 financial year, as at Month 6. The report detailed changes during the period and carry forward requirements to 2026/27 identified. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That the overall report be approved; and (b) That the carry forward adjustments be approved.
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RESOLVED: (a) That the three additional risks on the Corporate Risk Register be acknowledged; (b) That Cabinet agree that the mitigating actions for each risk on the Corporate Risk Register are adequate to manage the risk; and (c) That Cabinet approve the following risks within the Council’s risk appetite, to be de-escalated from the Corporate Risk Register and managed at Portfolio level: • RCF08 - Fraud and Prevention • RCF09 - Housing Revenue Account Capital Investment
Councillor Thomas introduced the report (agenda item 14) which provided oversight of the Corporate Risk Register which identified risks having a significant impact on the Council’s ability to deliver both statutory and non-statutory services to residents and businesses within Flintshire. Risks were reviewed monthly and the report detailed three additional risks which had been added over the past six months. Further information was provided on the risk levels of loss of IT/Cyber Security, resource to meet homeless obligations and the impact of Climate Change. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That the three additional risks on the Corporate Risk Register be acknowledged; (b) That Cabinet agree that the mitigating actions for each risk on the Corporate Risk Register are adequate to manage the risk; and (c) That Cabinet approve the following risks within the Council’s risk appetite, to be de-escalated from the Corporate Risk Register and managed at Portfolio level: • RCF08 - Fraud and Prevention • RCF09 - Housing Revenue Account Capital Investment
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RESOLVED: That Cabinet: I. Approves the council tax base for 2026/27 as set out in the report; II. Notes the assumptions used in new properties discounts and exemptions collection rates; III. Supports keeping collection assumptions strong and realistic to help the MTFS; and IV. Recommends the approved Council Tax base to Council for formal adoption.
Councillor Johnson introduced the report (agenda item 15) to approve the tax base for the 2026/27 financial year as part of the process of the revenue budget setting and Council Tax setting process for the new year. Setting the tax base at 66,723 band ‘D’ equivalents represented growth in the tax base equating to 0.4% compared to the previous year, or in property terms, an extra 265 band D equivalents. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: That Cabinet: I. Approves the council tax base for 2026/27 as set out in the report; II. Notes the assumptions used in new properties discounts and exemptions collection rates; III. Supports keeping collection assumptions strong and realistic to help the MTFS; and IV. Recommends the approved Council Tax base to Council for formal adoption.
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RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet has considered the feedback from Corporate Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee; (b) That Cabinet adopts the revised policy framework as set in Appendix 1 to the report forthwith; and (c) That, subject to the revised policy being approved, Cabinet supports the inclusion of an MTFS bid for a ring-fenced annual budget provision of £15k from 2026/27, to fund the cost of future discretionary awards for cases that meet the criteria as set out in the revised policy framework.
Councillor Johnson introduced the report (agenda item 16) which detailed the Council’s proposed policy framework to discretionary discounts to council taxpayers under provisions set out in section 13a of the Local Government Finance Act 1992. The framework also incorporated recent feedback from the Corporate Resources Overview & Scrutiny Committee. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet has considered the feedback from Corporate Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee; (b) That Cabinet adopts the revised policy framework as set in Appendix 1 to the report forthwith; and (c) That, subject to the revised policy being approved, Cabinet supports the inclusion of an MTFS bid for a ring-fenced annual budget provision of £15k from 2026/27, to fund the cost of future discretionary awards for cases that meet the criteria as set out in the revised policy framework.
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RESOLVED: That Cabinet support the recommended response to the Welsh Government proposals to modify the letting criteria for the purposes of assessing if self-catering holiday accommodation should be subject to business rates or council tax.
Councillor Johnson introduced the report (agenda item 17) to consider a response to the latest Welsh Government consultation on the proposed refinements within the council tax and NNDR tax system for self-catering properties. The recommendation in the report was supported. RESOLVED: That Cabinet support the recommended response to the Welsh Government proposals to modify the letting criteria for the purposes of assessing if self-catering holiday accommodation should be subject to business rates or council tax.
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RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet supports and notes the contents of the report and associated documents; (b) That Cabinet supports and notes the proposed Street Cleansing Policy included in Appendix 9 of the report; and (c) That the Cabinet Member make written representations for financial support for maintenance of the Flintshire Bridge.
Councillor Palmer introduced the report (agenda item 18) to present the Annual Status Reports as part of the Highways Asset Management Plan review. The report also included a draft Street Cleansing Policy for consideration together with an update on the Council’s approach to managing mud on roads. Feedback from the Environment and Economy Overview & Scrutiny Committee was shared. During discussion, points were raised on the Council’s low-funded position and the risk around cost pressures for the Flintshire Bridge. Councillor Palmer proposed an additional recommendation that he make written representations on this to the appropriate body, which was supported. On that basis, the recommendations were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet supports and notes the contents of the report and associated documents; (b) That Cabinet supports and notes the proposed Street Cleansing Policy included in Appendix 9 of the report; and (c) That the Cabinet Member make written representations for financial support for maintenance of the Flintshire Bridge.
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RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet supports the request to advance to detailed planning and stakeholder engagement; and (b) That Cabinet supports the process of future engagement with Members. (c) That Cabinet support the Aspirational Position but also request that Welsh Government utilises this opportunity to allow possible nationalisation of our bus network by allowing Local Authorities to run their own bus company, allowing money to stay within our communities and reducing profits being drained from Wales.
Councillor Banks introduced the report (agenda item 19) to provide an update on the development of proposals for a future franchised bus network, seeking support to advance to the next phase involving planning and the commencement of stakeholder and public engagement activities. Feedback from the Environment and Economy Overview & Scrutiny Committee was shared, including an additional recommendation which was supported by Cabinet. The recommendation in the report was supported. RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet supports the request to advance to detailed planning and stakeholder engagement; and (b) That Cabinet supports the process of future engagement with Members. (c) That Cabinet support the Aspirational Position but also request that Welsh Government utilises this opportunity to allow possible nationalisation of our bus network by allowing Local Authorities to run their own bus company, allowing money to stay within our communities and reducing profits being drained from Wales.
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RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet has considered the outcome and recommendations of the “Audit Wales: Overview of Partnerships Report”; and (b) That Cabinet endorses the management response form and proposed actions to address the recommendations made by Audit Wales.
Councillor Hughes introduced the report (agenda item 20) on the findings of the Audit Wales report ‘Oversight of Partnerships - Flintshire County Council’, together with the management response and proposed actions to address the recommendations made by Audit Wales. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: (a) That Cabinet has considered the outcome and recommendations of the “Audit Wales: Overview of Partnerships Report”; and (b) That Cabinet endorses the management response form and proposed actions to address the recommendations made by Audit Wales.
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RESOLVED: That Cabinet commends the work of the portfolio’s leadership, practitioners and staff, as reflected and endorsed by the CIW report.
Councillor Christine Jones introduced the report (agenda item 21) on the outcome of Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) inspection activities across the Council’s social care functions, covering children’s social care, children’s residential care and in-house domiciliary services for adults. In response to the feedback given by the Social and Health Care Overview & Scrutiny Committee, the recommendation was amended and supported. RESOLVED: That Cabinet commends the work of the portfolio’s leadership, practitioners and staff, as reflected and endorsed by the CIW report.
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RESOLVED: That Cabinet: (a) Acknowledges the update on the process of recommissioning unpaid carers services; (b) Acknowledges the outcome of the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales (PSOW) “Own Initiative” Investigation into Carers Services and the progress made against the resulting action plan; and (c) Acknowledges the positive work underway with the North East Wales Carers Information Service (NEWCIS) to develop our unpaid carers services and the Carers Centre as a hub for unpaid carers in Flintshire.
Councillor Christine Jones introduced the report (agenda item 22) on current unpaid carer services in Flintshire, including the outcome of the recent procurement exercise and review by the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales. The discussion acknowledged the important role of carers across Flintshire, third sector providers and the support available to young carers. The recommendations in the report were supported. RESOLVED: That Cabinet: (a) Acknowledges the update on the process of recommissioning unpaid carers services; (b) Acknowledges the outcome of the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales (PSOW) “Own Initiative” Investigation into Carers Services and the progress made against the resulting action plan; and (c) Acknowledges the positive work underway with the North East Wales Carers Information Service (NEWCIS) to develop our unpaid carers services and the Carers Centre as a hub for unpaid carers in Flintshire.
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RESOLVED: That the decision of the Education, Youth and Culture Overview & Scrutiny Committee call-in meeting regarding Record No.6 /4486 be noted.
Councillor Eastwood introduced the report (agenda item 23) on the outcome of the recent meeting of the Education, Youth and Culture Overview & Scrutiny Committee which had considered the call in of the Cabinet decision on the Sustainable Communities for Learning Programme - Proposal to Modernise the Catholic School Estate. The Education, Youth and Culture Overview & Scrutiny Committee had resolved ‘That the explanation be accepted but not endorsed by the Overview & Scrutiny Committee.’ RESOLVED: That the decision of the Education, Youth and Culture Overview & Scrutiny Committee call-in meeting regarding Record No.6 /4486 be noted.
That the press and public be excluded for the remainder of the meeting for the following items by virtue of exempt information under paragraph(s) 14 of Part 4 of Schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972 (as amended).
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