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Cyfarfododd y Cyngor ar 5 Mawrth 2026 i osod ei gyllidebau a'i gynlluniau ariannol. Fe gymeradwyodd gyllideb refeniw 2026/27 a lefi Treth y Cyngor, cyllidebau Cyfrif Refeniw Tai, y gyllideb gyfalaf a'r rhaglen hyd at 2030/31, y Cynllun Ariannol Tymor Canolig, a'r strategaethau rheoli trysorlys a chyfalaf. Ni chafodd gwelliannau'r gwrthbleidiau ar barcio ceir, gofal cymdeithasol a phriffyrdd eu cefnogi.
The Chief Legal Officer gave advice regarding the potential personal and prejudicial interests that Councillors and / Officers may have on the agenda. The Head of Democratic Services reminded Councillors and Officers that the “Disclosures of Personal and Prejudicial Interests” sheet should only be completed if the Councillor / Officer actually had an interest to declare. Nil returns were not required. Councillors and Officers were also informed that any declarable interest must be made orally and in writing on the sheet. In accordance with the provisions of the Code of Conduct adopted by the City and County of Swansea the following interests were declared: 1) Councillors S Bennett, P N Bentu, C M J Evans, F M Gordon, L R Jones, E J King, H Lawson, M B Lewis, P Lloyd, S Pritchard, R V Smith, M S Tribe, T M White & R A Williams - Personal – Minute 102 “Medium Term Financial Planning 2027/28-2029/30”. 2) Councillors S Bennett, P N Bentu, C M J Evans, F M Gordon, L R Jones, E J King, H Lawson, M B Lewis, P Lloyd, S Pritchard, R V Smith, M S Tribe, T M White & R A Williams - Personal – Minute 103 “Revenue Budget 2026/27”. 3) Councillor C A Holley – Personal & Prejudicial – Minute 103 “Revenue Budget 2026/27” (amendment 2) and left prior to discussion. 4) Councillors C Anderson & H Lawson - Personal – Minute 103 “Revenue Budget 2026/27”. (amendment 2). 5) Councillors C Anderson, M Baker & T J Hennegan - Personal – Minute 104 “Housing Revenue Account (HRA) – Revenue Budget 2026/27” & Minute 106 “Housing Revenue Account – Capital Budget and Programme 2025/26 – 2029/30”. 6) Councillors K Griffiths, M H Jones, S M Jones, S A Joy, S Pritchard, A Williams – Personal – Minute 105 “Capital Budget & Programme 2025/26 - 2030/31”.
Resolved that the following Minutes be approved and signed as a correct record: 1) Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 29 January 2026.
The Chief Legal Officer submitted an information report setting out the written responses to questions asked at the last Ordinary Meeting of Council.
1) Condolences - Mike Jones, Education’s Information Officer The Presiding Member referred with sadness to the recent death of Mike Jones. Mike Jones was Information Officer within the Education Department. Mike gave 28-years of service in Swansea, as a talented and knowledgeable Data Officer, supporting governor training, data analysis, advice to schools and delivery of innovation in information management. Many Councillors across the Chamber will have known Mike for his work with schools, panels and committees, over the years. Nobody understood data better than Mike. All present stood in silence as a mark of sympathy and respect. 2) International Women's Day. 8 March 2026 The Presiding Members stated that International Women's Day would be held on 8 March 2026. It is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender equality. IWD is not country, group or organisation specific. IWD is a movement, powered by the collective efforts of all. She thanked all for wearing purple to support and mark the occasion. 3) Jeremy Parkhouse - Retirement The Presiding Member stated that Jeremy Parkhouse, Democratic Services Officer would be retiring on 31 March 2026. Jeremy started work with Swansea City Council in 1990 spending 2-years working with Housing Benefits & Community Charge. He left in 1992 to study for his degree, which he duly got, but the allure of Local Government proved too much, and he returned to Swansea Council in 1995 where he has remained to this date. He’s worked within the DS Team, helping Councillors, Statutory Co-opted Members & Officers patiently and professionally for over 32 years. She thanked him for his service. 4) Amendments / Corrections to the Council Summons 1) Minute 110 – Membership of Committees An updated report had been circulated.
1) Future of Ospreys Rugby The Leader of the Council stated that the Council was continuing its battle to ensure Ospreys Rugby remains as a regional entity. He stated that it was pleasing to note the recent outcome of a Senedd Select Committee.
Five members of the public asked questions. The questions related to Minute 103 “Revenue Budget 2026/27”, Minute 105 “Capital Budget & Programme 2025/26-2030/31” and Minute 107 “Treasury Management Strategy Statement, Prudential / Treasury Indicators, Investment Strategy and Minimum Revenue Provision Policy Statement 2026/27 – Interim Year Treasury Management Review 2025/26 & Treasury Management Annual Report 2024/25”. Responses were provided by the Leader of the Council & the Cabinet Member for Care Services. The Presiding Member extended the period permitted for public questions; however, some submitted questions were not asked or answered. The Leader of the Council stated that a written response would be provided.
The Section 151 Officer gave a broad technical presentation in relation to the budget reports. Councillors asked broad technical questions. Finance staff were thanked for their work and commitment in producing the budget reports. The Leader of the Council gave a broad budget presentation. The Presiding Member advised that specific questions related to individual reports should be asked and debated when that report was being discussed.
The Section 151 Officer submitted a report that set out the rationale and purpose of the Medium Term Financial Plan, detailing the major funding assumptions for the period and proposes a strategy to maintain a balanced budget. Resolved that the Medium Term Financial Plan 2027/28 to 2029/30 be approved as the basis for future service financial planning.
The Presiding Member set out the process that would be followed for this item. The Section 151 Officer presented the report and responded to technical questions. Original report proposed by Councillor R C Stewart. Seconded by Councillor D H Hopkins. The Presiding Member stated that two budget amendments had been received. Liberal Democrats / Independent Opposition Group - Amendment 1 Proposed by Councillor C A Holley. Seconded by Councillor S Bennett. “The City Centre needs to increase footfall in order to support our businesses many of whom employ our own Swansea residents. In order to increase footfall, we would propose that the revenue budget Economic Growth Fund (EGF), if created subject to the 2025/26 outturn position being favourable, is used to defer the increased car parking charges in the city centre for a year to support the City Centre by encouraging footfall. This would cost in the region of £150k. The impact could be evaluated to determine if this approach could then be considered in the base budgets in future.” Following debate, and in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 30 “Voting” a recorded vote was requested. The voting on the motion was recorded: For (25 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) M Bailey L James J D McGettrick S Bennett A J Jeffery F D O’Brien P M Black J W Jones A J O’Connor C M J Evans L R Jones C L Philpott T S Fitzgerald M H Jones S J Rice N Furlong S M Jones B J Rowlands K M Griffiths S A Joy W G Thomas J A Hale M W Locke M S Tribe C A Holley P N May - Against (36 Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) C Anderson H J Gwilliam N L Matthews A Anthony T J Hennegan P M Matthews M Baker V A Holland D Phillips P N Bentu B Hopkins J E Pritchard J P Curtice D H Hopkins S Pritchard A Davis D H Jenkins R V Smith P Downing M Jones A H Stevens C R Doyle S A Keeton R C Stewart M Durke E J King L V Walton V M Evans H Lawson T M White R A Fogarty M B Lewis A Williams L S Gibbard W G Lewis R A Williams F M Gordon P Lloyd - Abstain (0 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) - - - Withdrawn from meeting due to declarable interest (0 Councillors) Councillor Councillor Councillor - - - Amendment 1 was not supported. Note: Councillor C A Holley declared a Personal & Prejudicial interest in Amendment 2 and withdrew from the meeting prior to its discussion. Liberal Democrats / Independent Opposition Group - Amendment 2 Proposed by Councillor S Bennett. Seconded by Councillor S M Jones. “The Social Services Department provided much needed support for some of our most vulnerable residents who rely on these critical services. We would therefore propose to reduce revenue budget Social Service savings, linked to a “reduction of in-house homecare (domiciliary care) provision by 3% per annum by increasing caseloads” (£250k) by reducing the £3m base contingency by the corresponding savings figure in Social Services targets”. Following debate, and in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 30 “Voting” a recorded vote was requested. The voting on the motion was recorded: For (25 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) M Bailey A J Jeffery J D McGettrick S Bennett J W Jones F D O’Brien P M Black L R Jones A J O’Connor C M J Evans M H Jones C L Philpott T S Fitzgerald S M Jones S J Rice N Furlong S A Joy B J Rowlands K M Griffiths M W Locke W G Thomas J A Hale P N May M S Tribe L James - - Against (36 Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) A Anthony H J Gwilliam N L Matthews M Baker T J Hennegan P M Matthews P N Bentu V A Holland D Phillips J P Curtice B Hopkins J E Pritchard A Davis D H Hopkins S Pritchard P Downing D H Jenkins R V Smith C R Doyle M Jones A H Stevens M Durke S A Keeton R C Stewart V M Evans E J King L V Walton R A Fogarty M B Lewis T M White L S Gibbard W G Lewis A Williams F M Gordon P Lloyd R A Williams Abstain (0 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) - - - Withdrawn from meeting due to declarable interest (1 Councillors) Councillor Councillor Councillor C A Holley - - Amendment 2 was not supported. Substantive Motion Following debate, and in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 30 “Voting” a recorded vote was requested. The voting on the motion was recorded: For (38 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) C Anderson H J Gwilliam N L Matthews A Anthony T J Hennegan P M Matthews M Baker V A Holland D Phillips P N Bentu B Hopkins J E Pritchard J P Curtice D H Hopkins S Pritchard A Davis D H Jenkins R V Smith P Downing M Jones A H Stevens C R Doyle S A Keeton R C Stewart M Durke E J King L V Walton V M Evans H Lawson T M White R A Fogarty M B Lewis A Williams L S Gibbard W G Lewis R A Williams F M Gordon P Lloyd - Against (4 Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) M Bailey F D O’Brien B J Rowlands T S Fitgerald - - Abstain (22 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) S Bennett A J Jeffery P N May P M Black J W Jones J D McGettrick C M J Evans L R Jones A J O’Connor N Furlong M H Jones C L Philpott K M Griffiths S M Jones S J Rice J A Hale S A Joy W G Thomas C A Holley M W Locke M S Tribe L James - - Withdrawn from meeting due to declarable interest (0 Councillors) Councillor Councillor Councillor - - - The Substantive Motion supported. Resolved that: 1) The Revenue Budget for 2026/27 as detailed in Appendix A of the report be approved. 2) The Budget Requirement and Council Tax Levy for 2026/27 as detailed in Paragraphs 119-124 of the report be approved. Note: 1) Councillor M H Jones queried why the significant difference in the about provided for School Meals. The Education & Learning Cabinet Member stated that he believed it was due to Welsh Government Grant for Universal Free School Meals; however, he shall provide a written response. 2) Councillor M H Jones asked for clarity around the following statement within the report “Social Services. Adult Servies. Reduce the number of Mental Health externally commissioned residential placements and reduced support packages by 2.5% per annum and replace with community-based support to promote independent living. Savings 2026/27 £175,000.” She asked whether it was referring to people in long-term external homes or people that could be integrated back into the community? The Care Services Cabinet Member stated that she would provide a written response.
The Section 151 Officer submitted a report that proposed a Revenue Budget for 2026/27 for the Housing Revenue Account (HRA). Resolved that the revenue budget proposals for the Housing Revenue Account (HRA), as detailed in sections 11-21 of the report, be approved.
The Presiding Member set out the process that would be followed for this item. The Section 151 Officer presented the report and responded to technical questions. Original report proposed by Councillor R C Stewart. Seconded by Councillor D H Hopkins. The Presiding Member stated that one budget amendment had been received. Liberal Democrats / Independent Opposition Group - Amendment 1 Proposed by Councillor P M Black. Seconded by Councillor S Bennett. “We call on the Council to make the following amendment to the Capital Budget & Programme to divert much needed funds to key priorities. We therefore proposed to increase the Highways Road Resurfacing programme in the capital programme by £2m funded from a corresponding reduction in the Skyline capital budget”. Following debate, and in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 30 “Voting” a recorded vote was requested. The voting on the motion was recorded: For (24 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) M Bailey L James P N May S Bennett A J Jeffery J D McGettrick P M Black J W Jones F D O’Brien C M J Evans L R Jones A J O’Connor T S Fitzgerald M H Jones C L Philpott N Furlong S M Jones S J Rice J A Hale S A Joy B J Rowlands C A Holley M W Locke W G Thomas Against (37 Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) C Anderson H J Gwilliam P Lloyd A Anthony T J Hennegan N L Matthews M Baker V A Holland P M Matthews P N Bentu B Hopkins J E Pritchard J P Curtice D H Hopkins S Pritchard A Davis D H Jenkins R V Smith P Downing M Jones A H Stevens C R Doyle S A Keeton R C Stewart M Durke E J King L V Walton V M Evans H Lawson T M White R A Fogarty M B Lewis A Williams L S Gibbard W G Lewis R A Williams F M Gordon - - Abstain (0 Councillors) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) Councillor(s) - - - Withdrawn from meeting due to declarable interest (0 Councillors) Councillor Councillor Councillor - - - Amendment 1 was not supported. Substantive Motion The Substantive Motion was t and supported. Resolved that: 1) The revised capital budget 2025/26 be approved. 2) The capital budget 2025/26 and programme 2026/27-2030/31 be approved and headroom of up to £50m be added to the capital programme, subject to affordability.
The Section 151 Officer submitted a report that sought approval of the revised capital budget for 2025/26 and a new capital budget and programme for 2026/27-2029/30. Resolved that: 1) The transfers between schemes and the revised budgets for schemes in 2025/26 be approved. 2) The budget proposals for 2026/27-2029/30 be approved. 3) Those individual schemes in Appendix B which are programmed over the 4-year period as described in this report, be committed and that their financial implications for funding over 4-years be approved.
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The Section 151 Officer submitted a report which sought approval of the Treasury Management Strategy Statement, Prudential Indicators, Investment Strategy and Minimum Revenue Provision Policy Statement 2026/27 and to note the Interim Year Treasury Management Review 2025/26 & Treasury Management Annual Report 2024/25 as by required by Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (CIPFA) Code. Resolved that: 1) The Treasury Management Strategy and Prudential Indicators (Sections 2-7 of the report) be approved. 2) The Investment Strategy (Section 8 of the report) be approved. 3) The Minimum Revenue Provision (MRP) Statement (Section 9 of the report) be approved. 4) The Interim Year Treasury Management Review 2025/26 (Appendix H of the report) be noted. 5) The Annual Treasury Management Report 2024/25 (Appendix I of the report) be noted.
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The Section 151 Officer submitted a report which sought approval of the Capital Strategy which informs and shapes the Council’s capital programme. Resolved that the Capital Strategy 2025/26-2030/31 be approved.
The Section 151 Officer submitted a report that outlined several statutory resolutions to be made in accordance with the Regulations in the setting of the Council Tax 2026-2027. Resolved that: 1) The statutory resolutions as set out below be noted and adopted. 2) It be noted that at its meeting on 4 December 2025, the Council calculated the following amounts for the year 2026/2027 in accordance with Regulations made under Section 33(5) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (as amended): a) 96,701 being the amount calculated by the Council, in accordance with Regulation 3 of the Local Authorities (Calculation of Council Tax Base) (Wales) Regulations 1995, as amended, as its Council Tax base for the year. b) Parts of the Council’s Area: Bishopston 2,079 Clydach 2,723 Gorseinon 3,450 Gowerton 2,069 Grovesend & Waungron 451 Ilston 359 Killay 2,265 Llangennith, Llanmadoc and Cheriton 549 Llangyfelach 976 Llanrhidian Higher 1,653 Llanrhidian Lower 350 Llwchwr 3,605 Mawr 766 Mumbles 10,273 Penllergaer 1,801 Pennard 1,583 Penrice 511 Pontarddulais 2,397 Pontlliw and Tircoed 1,054 Port Eynon 482 Reynoldston 322 Rhossili 209 Three Crosses 729 Upper Killay 608 being the amounts calculated by the Council, in accordance with Regulation 6 of the Regulations, as the amounts of its Council Tax base for dwellings in those parts of its area to which special items relate. 3) The following amounts be now calculated by the Council for the year 2026/2027 in accordance with Section 32 to 36 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992: a) £1,120,553,913 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Sections 32(2)(a) to (d) of the Act. b) £440,907,077 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Sections 32(3)(a), 32(3)(c) and 32(3a) of the Act. c) £679,646,836 being the amount by which the aggregate at (3)(a) above exceeds the aggregate at 3(b) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 32(4) of the Act, as its budget requirement for the year. d) £502,379,372 being the aggregate of the sums which the Council estimates will be payable for the year into its Council Fund in respect of redistributed non-domestic rates, and revenue support grant less discretionary Non-Domestic Rate relief. e) £1,833.15 being the amount at (3)(c) above less the amount at (3)(d) above, all divided by the amount at (2)(a) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 33(1) of the Act, as the basic amount of its Council Tax for the year. f) £2,492,436 being the aggregate amount of all special items referred to in Section 34(1) of the Act. g) £1,807.38 being the amount at (3)(e) above less the result given by dividing the amount at (3)(f) above by the amount at (2)(a) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 34(2) of the Act, as the basic amount of its Council Tax for the year for dwellings in those parts of its area to which no special items relate. h) Parts of the Council’s Area: Bishopston 1,862.21 Clydach 1,877.80 Gorseinon 1,857.11 Gowerton 1,826.76 Grovesend & Waungron 1,859.49 Ilston 1,832.94 Killay 1,819.96 Llangennith, Llanmadoc and Cheriton 1,837.80 Llangyfelach 1,838.12 Llanrhidian Higher 1,925.27 Llanrhidian Lower 1,830.24 Llwchwr 1,852.77 Mawr 1,959.76 Mumbles 1,895.28 Penllergaer 1,821.26 Pennard 1,879.46 Penrice 1,832.33 Pontarddulais 1,889.77 Pontlliw and Tircoed 1,845.38 Port Eynon 1,823.98 Reynoldston 1,834.71 Rhossili 1,841.83 Three Crosses 1,866.64 Upper Killay 1,847.39 being the amounts given by adding to the amount at (3)(g) above the amounts of the special items relating to dwellings in those parts of the Council’s area mentioned above divided in each case by the amount at (2)(b) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 34(3) of the Act, as the basic amounts of its Council Tax for the year for dwellings in those parts of its area to which one or more special items relate. i) Parts of the Council’s Area: Band Band Band Band Band Band Band Band Band A B C D E F G H I £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Bishopston 1,241.47 1,448.39 1,655.30 1,862.21 2,276.03 2,689.86 3,103.68 3,724.42 4,345.16 Clydach 1,251.87 1,460.51 1,669.16 1,877.80 2,295.09 2,712.38 3,129.67 3,755.60 4,381.53 Gorseinon 1,238.07 1,444.42 1,650.76 1,857.11 2,269.80 2,682.49 3,095.18 3,714.22 4,333.26 Gowerton 1,217.84 1,420.81 1,623.79 1,826.76 2,232.71 2,638.65 3,044.60 3,653.52 4,262.44 Grovesend & Waungron 1,239.66 1,446.27 1,652.88 1,859.49 2,272.71 2,685.93 3,099.15 3,718.98 4,338.81 Ilston 1,221.96 1,425.62 1,629.28 1,832.94 2,240.26 2,647.58 3,054.90 3,665.88 4,276.86 Killay 1,213.31 1,415.52 1,617.74 1,819.96 2,224.40 2,628.83 3,033.27 3,639.92 4,246.57 Llangennith, Llanmadoc & Cheriton 1,225.20 1,429.40 1,633.60 1,837.80 2,246.20 2,654.60 3,063.00 3,675.60 4,288.20 Llangyfelach 1,225.41 1,429.65 1,633.88 1,838.12 2,246.59 2,655.06 3,063.53 3,676.24 4,288.95 Llanrhidian Higher 1,283.51 1,497.43 1,711.35 1,925.27 2,353.11 2,780.95 3,208.78 3,850.54 4,492.30 Llanrhidian Lower 1,220.16 1,423.52 1,626.88 1,830.24 2,236.96 2,643.68 3,050.40 3,660.48 4,270.56 Llwchwr 1,235.18 1,441.04 1,646.91 1,852.77 2,264.50 2,676.22 3,087.95 3,705.54 4,323.13 Mawr 1,306.51 1,524.26 1,742.01 1,959.76 2,395.26 2,830.76 3,266.27 3,919.52 4,572.77 Mumbles 1,263.52 1,474.11 1,684.69 1,895.28 2,316.45 2,737.63 3,158.80 3,790.56 4,422.32 Penllergaer 1,214.17 1,416.54 1,618.90 1,821.26 2,225.98 2,630.71 3,035.43 3,642.52 4,249.61 Pennard 1,252.97 1,461.80 1,670.63 1,879.46 2,297.12 2,714.78 3,132.43 3,758.92 4,385.41 Penrice 1,221.55 1,425.15 1,628.74 1,832.33 2,239.51 2,646.70 3,053.88 3,664.66 4,275.44 Pontarddulais 1,259.85 1,469.82 1,679.80 1,889.77 2,309.72 2,729.67 3,149.62 3,779.54 4,409.46 Pontlliw and Tircoed 1,230.25 1,435.30 1,640.34 1,845.38 2,255.46 2,665.55 3,075.63 3,690.76 4,305.89 Port Eynon 1,215.99 1,418.65 1,621.32 1,823.98 2,229.31 2,634.64 3,039.97 3,647.96 4,255.95 Reynoldston 1,223.14 1,427.00 1,630.85 1,834.71 2,242.42 2,650.14 3,057.85 3,669.42 4,280.99 Rhossili 1,227.89 1,432.53 1,637.18 1,841.83 2,251.13 2,660.42 3,069.72 3,683.66 4,297.60 Three Crosses 1,244.43 1,451.83 1,659.24 1,866.64 2,281.45 2,696.26 3,111.07 3,733.28 4,355.49 Upper Killay 1,231.59 1,436.86 1,642.12 1,847.39 2,257.92 2,668.45 3,078.98 3,694.78 4,310.58 All other parts of the Council area 1,204.92 1,405.74 1,606.56 1,807.38 2,209.02 2,610.66 3,012.30 3,614.76 4,217.22 being the amounts given by multiplying the amounts at (3)(g) and (3)(h) above by the number which, in the population set out in Section 5(1) of the Act, is applicable to dwellings listed in a particular valuation band divided by the number which in that proportion is applicable to dwellings listed in valuation band D, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 36(1) of the Act, as the amounts to be taken into account for the year in respect of the categories of dwellings listed in the different valuation bands. 4) It be noted that for the year 2026/2027 the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales have stated the following amounts in precepts issued to the Council, in accordance with Section 40 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, for each of the categories of dwelling shown below – Band Band Band Band Band Band Band Band Band A B C D E F G H I £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ The Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales 270.09 315.11 360.12 405.14 495.17 585.20 675.23 810.28 945.33 5) Having calculated the aggregate in each case of the amounts at (3)(I) and (4) above, the Council, in accordance with Section 30(2) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, hereby sets the following amounts as the amounts of Council Tax for the year 2026/27 for each of the categories of dwelling shown below – Band Band Band Band Band Band Band Band Band A B C D E F G H I £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Bishopston 1,511.56 1,763.50 2,015.42 2,267.35 2,771.20 3,275.06 3,778.91 4,534.70 5,290.49 Clydach 1,521.96 1,775.62 2,029.28 2,282.94 2,790.26 3,297.58 3,804.90 4,565.88 5,326.86 Gorseinon 1,508.16 1,759.53 2,010.88 2,262.25 2,764.97 3,267.69 3,770.41 4,524.50 5,278.59 Gowerton 1,487.93 1,735.92 1,983.91 2,231.90 2,727.88 3,223.85 3,719.83 4,463.80 5,207.77 Grovesend & Waungron 1,509.75 1,761.38 2,013.00 2,264.63 2,767.88 3,271.13 3,774.38 4,529.26 5,284.14 Ilston 1,492.05 1,740.73 1,989.40 2,238.08 2,735.43 3,232.78 3,730.13 4,476.16 5,222.19 Killay 1,483.40 1,730.63 1,977.86 2,225.10 2,719.57 3,214.03 3,708.50 4,450.20 5,191.90 Llangennith, Llanmadoc & Cheriton 1,495.29 1,744.51 1,993.72 2,242.94 2,741.37 3,239.80 3,738.23 4,485.88 5,233.53 Llangyfelach 1,495.50 1,744.76 1,994.00 2,243.26 2,741.76 3,240.26 3,738.76 4,486.52 5,234.28 Llanrhidian Higher 1,553.60 1,812.54 2,071.47 2,330.41 2,848.28 3,366.15 3,884.01 4,660.82 5,437.63 Llanrhidian Lower 1,490.25 1,738.63 1,987.00 2,235.38 2,732.13 3,228.88 3,725.63 4,470.76 5,215.89 Llwchwr 1,505.27 1,756.15 2,007.03 2,257.91 2,759.67 3,261.42 3,763.18 4,515.82 5,268.46 Mawr 1,576.60 1,839.37 2,102.13 2,364.90 2,890.43 3,415.96 3,941.50 4,729.80 5,518.10 Mumbles 1,533.61 1,789.22 2,044.81 2,300.42 2,811.62 3,322.83 3,834.03 4,600.84 5,367.65 Penllergaer 1,484.26 1,731.65 1,979.02 2,226.40 2,721.15 3,215.91 3,710.66 4,452.80 5,194.94 Pennard 1,523.06 1,776.91 2,030.75 2,284.60 2,792.29 3,299.98 3,807.66 4,569.20 5,330.74 Penrice 1,491.64 1,740.26 1,988.86 2,237.47 2,734.68 3,231.90 3,729.11 4,474.94 5,220.77 Pontarddulais 1,529.94 1,784.93 2,039.92 2,294.91 2,804.89 3,314.87 3,824.85 4,589.82 5,354.79 Pontlliw and Tircoed 1,500.34 1,750.41 2,000.46 2,250.52 2,750.63 3,250.75 3,750.86 4,501.04 5,251.22 Port Eynon 1,486.08 1,733.76 1,981.44 2,229.12 2,724.48 3,219.84 3,715.20 4,458.24 5,201.28 Reynoldston 1,493.23 1,742.11 1,990.97 2,239.85 2,737.59 3,235.34 3,733.08 4,479.70 5,226.32 Rhossili 1,497.98 1,747.64 1,997.30 2,246.97 2,746.30 3,245.62 3,744.95 4,493.94 5,242.93 Three Crosses 1,514.52 1,766.94 2,019.36 2,271.78 2,776.62 3,281.46 3,786.30 4,543.56 5,300.82 Upper Killay 1,501.68 1,751.97 2,002.24 2,252.53 2,753.09 3,253.65 3,754.21 4,505.06 5,255.91 All other parts of the Council area 1,475.01 1,720.85 1,966.68 2,212.52 2,704.19 3,195.86 3,687.53 4,425.04 5,162.55
Rhan o fater a ddilynwyd ar draws 2 cyfarfod
The Cabinet Member for Delivery submitted an amended report that sought approval of the nominations / amendments to various Council Bodies. He stated that the Leader of the Council had made amendments to the membership of Outside Bodies: i) Active Travel Stakeholders Group Delete Councillor J A Hale. Add Labour Vacancy. ii) Swansea Bay Port Health Authority Delete Councillor J A Hale. Add Councillor E J King. iii) Councillor Champion for Cycling Delete Councillor J A Hale. Add Councillor R A Fogarty. Resolved that the membership of the Council Bodies listed below be amended: i) Admissions Panel Delete Councillor J P Curtice. Add Vacancy. ii) Appeals & Awards Committee Delete Councillor J A Hale. Add Councillor M B Lewis. iii) Democratic Services Committee Delete Councillor P N Bentu. Add Vacancy. iv) Petitions Committee Delete Councillor S E Keeton. Add Vacancy.
Resolved that this item be deferred to Council on 25 March 2026.
Rhaid i gynghorwyr ddweud pan fydd ganddyn nhw gysylltiad personol â rhywbeth sy'n cael ei drafod, fel swydd, eiddo neu aelod o'r teulu. Mae buddiant sy'n rhagfarnu yn ddigon cryf i'r cynghorydd adael yr ystafell fel arfer a pheidio â chymryd rhan.
Caiff datganiadau eu darllen o'r cofnodion unwaith y byddan nhw wedi'u cyhoeddi.
Yn rhestru cynghorwyr presennol y cyngor yn unig. Nid yw aelodau cyfetholedig, swyddogion a chyn-gynghorwyr yn cael eu dangos.