Decided: Members resolved to be minded to refuse advertisement consent, and to authorise the Development and Building Control Manager to issue the decision under delegated powers. The minute records that members were supportive of the application but gives no reasons for the refusal resolution.
Decided: Members resolved to be minded to approve conditional planning permission, and to authorise the Development and Building Control Manager to issue the decision under delegated powers.
Wrexham, Homes and Environment Scrutiny Committee,
Decided: The committee noted that Public Health Wales would not attend the meeting. It agreed that the Allocations Policy report would be considered at the July meeting. It noted an All Member Workshop on the Accommodation Project on 10 July 2026. It agreed the topic request form on the Tree Policy, with the item to go to the September meeting. It agreed that the Local Housing Strategy be added to the items to be scheduled. It noted that the Executive Board approved the Operational Road Risk Drug and Alcohol Policy in June.
Wrexham, Homes and Environment Scrutiny Committee,
Decided: The committee thanked everyone involved in the work. It agreed that a further update report be considered in December 2026. It agreed that the report should show any link between rainfall and the number of complaints. It asked for an updated version of the Action Plan (Appendix 3) to be submitted to this meeting. It thanked the Petitions Committee for its work on the site.
RESOLVED that Jonathan Goolden be appointed to the CJC Standards Committee.
RESOLVED that Russell Stafford-Trolley and County Councillor Liz Rijnenberg would continue their term on the CJC Standards Committee.
Decided: Cabinet noted the outturn, which is subject to audit, and the major variances for the year. It noted the reserve transfers and the schools' outturn. It accepted the officers' recommendation to move the underspend into the prior year underspend reserve.
Decided: Cabinet approved the additions to the Capital Programme set out in Appendix A. It noted the capital spending outturn for 2025/26 and the remaining capital resources, known as headroom. It approved slippage of budgets into 2026/27 and noted the treasury management prudential indicators.
Decided: Cabinet noted the successful completion of the Property Services implementation project. It also noted that Cyson Cymru Property Services is now a wholly council-owned local authority trading company.
Decided: Cabinet noted the petition submitted by Mr Michael Enea on 19 December 2025 and the comments of the Overview and Scrutiny Management Committee. It resolved to refer the petition to the Welsh Government.
Decided: Cabinet noted the status of the South East Wales Investment Zone. It delegated authority to the Chief Executive to progress the council's place on the Investment Zone Advisory Board.
RESOLVED: That the public be excluded during the discussion on the following item of business on the grounds that, if members of the public were present during the discussion, because of the nature of the business to be transacted there would be disclosure to them of the exempt information as defined in Part 4 of Schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972 and as described below:
Paragraph 12 – Information relating to an applicant to become an employee of the Authority; and
Paragraph 13 – Information which was likely to reveal the identity of an individual.
Decided: The Sub Committee refused the application for a premises licence to provide late night refreshment (hot food and drink sold indoors) from 11pm to 3am, every day.