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Decided: The Cabinet noted the Charter, which the Regional Partnership Board approved on 8 May 2026. It noted the cross-referencing work, acknowledged that the Council already makes a substantial contribution, and noted the chance to share learning with other partners.
Decided: The Cabinet accepted the fourth quarterly report from the Chair of the Response Plan Programme Board, Professor Sally Holland.
Decided: The Cabinet approved the action plan, which sets out activities across Council departments that support the Welsh Government's Suicide Prevention and Self-harm Strategy.
Decided: The Cabinet authorised the Assistant Head of Housing and Property to lease the former school site directly to Menter Fachwen at a nominal rent, under the General Disposal Consent (Wales) 2003. The lease depends on Menter Fachwen securing funding and planning permission for a multi-purpose community hub, and the final terms are still to be agreed.
Decided: The Cabinet decided to adopt a new Education Transport Policy to take effect on 1 September 2027. It delegated authority to the Cabinet Member for Education, with the Head of Education, to keep the policy under review and make operational and editorial changes. Changes that need consultation must go back to Cabinet.
Decided: The Cabinet considered the objection report and finally confirmed the proposal to close Ysgol Nebo on 31 December 2026. Learners will be offered places at Ysgol Llanllyfni from 1 January 2027.
Decided: The Cabinet considered the objection report and finally confirmed the proposal to close Ysgol Baladeulyn on 31 December 2026. Learners will be offered places at Ysgol Talysarn from 1 January 2027.
Decided: The Cabinet approved and adopted the Compact as a strategic framework for the relationship between the Council and Third Sector organisations in Gwynedd.
Decided: The Committee agreed to note its forward work programme, subject to changes. The Aberaeron Coastal Defence update and the car park income report, which includes Aberystwyth Promenade, will be in December. A visit to Food Centre Wales, Horeb will be arranged in due course.
Decided: The Committee agreed to recommend that Cabinet approve the policy, subject to three conditions. Officers will write to every Town and Community Council to ask about lighting on council roads, safety arrangements and liability insurance. There will be no licence fee for December 2026, and officers will estimate the cost of a licence so it can be included in the 2027-28 precept.
Decided: The Committee agreed to note the quarter 4 2025/26 and quarter 1 2026/27 reports.
Decided: The committee recommended that Cabinet be advised that job descriptions for public-facing roles could include a requirement for successful applicants to have, or be willing to learn, introductory Welsh as a core key skill.