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Decided: The Panel agreed that matters relating to equal pay should be considered through a dedicated closed scrutiny session at a later date, once discussions have progressed sufficiently.
Decided: The Board agreed to keep showing its full support for Wrexham's bid to become UK City of Culture 2029. The minute records that the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), which runs the competition, needs to see unity across the council, and that member support will help encourage residents to take part online.
Decided: The Board approved the renewal of the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) on dog fouling and dog control. A PSPO is a council rule that sets conditions for public places, and this one covers the whole county borough from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2029. It requires owners to clear up dog mess, keep dogs out of specified play and sports areas, use leads in set places and carry bags.
Decided: The Board authorised a new lease for at least 75 years, at £1 a year, of the land to Brymbo Sports and Social Complex Ltd. It also authorised the Chief Officer Housing and Assets to arrange for the existing 2008 lease to be surrendered at the same time.
Decided: The Board approved the revised Probation Policy for implementation from 1 October 2026. It also agreed that employees still in probation, whose probation ends after 1 January 2027, be told in writing that the new policy and forms will apply to them.
Decided: The Board approved the Council Plan Annual Performance Report 2025/26 for publication on the council's website. It also supported the Performance Management Framework for Year 4 of the Council Plan.
Decided: The Board noted the consultation feedback and agreed that officers proceed to a Statutory Notice on the proposal. It also asked for a further report in February 2027 on objections, to seek approval for a preferred way forward.
Decided: The Board noted the actions outlined by the Chief Executive and his assurance to address the concerns raised by the Customers, Performance, Resources and Governance Scrutiny Committee.
Decided: The Board approved the updated Health, Safety and Fire Policy 2026-2028. The minute records that trade union involvement in the policy was raised during debate.
Decided: The Board approved the Wrexham Local Development Plan Delivery Agreement for submission to the Welsh Government. It also agreed to treat the matter as an urgent item of business, a procedure in the council's constitution for matters that cannot wait for the usual timetable.