Agenda and minutes
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Venue: Council Chamber, Barnsley Town Hall
Contact: William Ward Council Governance Officer
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Retiring Councillors To pay tribute to the following Members, who are not seeking re-election at the forthcoming Municipal Elections, for their hard work to the Council and the local community they represent: -
Councillor Bruff Councillor Cheetham Councillor Gollick Councillor D. Higginbottom Councillor Noble Councillor Spence
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Declarations of Interests To receive any declarations of interest of a pecuniary or non-pecuniary nature from Members in respect of the items on this agenda. Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Appreciation - Mel John Ross Additional documents: Minutes: |
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To approve as a correct record the minutes of the meeting of the Council held on 3rd February, and 24th February, 2022. Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Communications To consider any communications to be submitted by the Mayor or the Chief Executive. Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Appointment to Outside Bodies Berneslai Homes Board
Proposed – Councillor Makinson – extension to the term of office until September 2023 Additional documents: Minutes: |
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2022/23 Pay Policy Statement (Cab.23.3.2022/9) PDF 136 KB RECOMMENDED TO COUNCIL:- That the 2022/23 Pay Policy Statement contained at Appendix 1 of the report be approved.
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Planning Regulatory Board - 15th February, 2022 PDF 125 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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General Licensing Regulatory Board - 16th February, 2022 PDF 125 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Statutory Licensing Regulatory Board - 16th February, 2022 PDF 124 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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General Licensing Panel - 8th March, 2022 PDF 181 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Statutory Licensing Board Sub Committee - 16th March, 2022 PDF 90 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Appeals, Awards and Standards - Various PDF 230 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Health and Wellbeing Board - 3rd February, 2022 PDF 361 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Overview and Scrutiny Committee (Sustainable Barnsley Workstream) - 8th February, 2022 PDF 280 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Overview and Scrutiny Committee (Growing Barnsley Workstream) - 8th March, 2022 PDF 137 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Central Area Council - 2nd February, 2022 PDF 137 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Dearne Area Council - 17th January, 2022 PDF 35 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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North Area Council - 14th March, 2022 PDF 163 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Penistone Area Council - 10th February, 2022 PDF 164 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Cabinet - 26th January, 2022 PDF 392 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Cabinet - 9th February, 2022 PDF 256 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Cabinet - 23rd February, 2022 PDF 140 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Cabinet - 9th March, 2022 PDF 134 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Questions relating to Joint Authority, Police and Crime Panel and Combined Authority Business Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Police and Crime Panel - 4th February, 2022 (Draft) PDF 200 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority - 21st February, 2022 (Draft) PDF 330 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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South Yorkshire Pensions Authority - 10th February, 2022 (Draft) PDF 190 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Sheffield City Region Mayoral Combined Authority - 24th January, 2022 PDF 372 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Sheffield City Region Mayoral Combined Authority - 4th March, 2022 (draft) PDF 236 KB Additional documents: Minutes: |
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Questions by Elected Members PDF 362 KB To consider questions which may have been received from Elected Members and which are asked pursuant to Standing Order No. 11.
a) Councillor Fielding “The proposed new Free School to be built on Broadway intended to open for the September 2023 intake has been further delayed due to an inadequate bat survey and an incomplete traffic assessment preventing the granting of planning permission. The opening of the permanent accommodation will now be delayed by at least 12 months meaning that further temporary accommodation will have to be provided to ensure the Council fulfils its statutory duty as the LEA. Given the clear financial and educational interest of the Council in this matter what steps were taken by the Council to avoid this delay and the consequent further unnecessary disruption to students education and how much will this further delay cost the Council.” b) Councillor Hunt “For the 21/22 financial year the council allocated a budget of £90,000 for neighbourhood road safety schemes. A total of 49 requests were received from Ward Members, giving an estimated total scheme value of £517,000. Each suggestion was given an initial assessment following which 15 schemes were taken forward for further investigation by the Traffic team. An initial cost estimate of each scheme was undertaken for the 15 schemes, which gave a total works cost of £197,000. Please list the locations of these 15 schemes.” c) Councillor Hunt “Please list the sites where neighbourhood road safety schemes will be undertaken using the £90,000 budget allocated for the 21/22 financial year.”
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The War in Ukraine Proposer – Councillor Greenhough
Seconder – Councillor Wray
That this Council:
Notes with shock and horror the deeply upsetting and concerning situation within Ukraine, and believes that Vladimir Putin’s attack on Ukraine is an unprovoked, unjustifiable outrage and a heinous violation of international law that is having tragic consequences on the people and nation of Ukraine;
Takes a stand in complete solidarity with the Ukrainian people as they bravely resist this invasion;
Notes the horrific ordeal facing many as they flee to safety and who now face an uncertain future that they could never have imagined;
Notes that for many years Barnsley has been twinned with the City of Horlivka in Ukraine and we have a well-established Ukrainian community in our region, and believes we must stand with them and against the bullying tactics of Putin’s Russian State and the military aggression that Ukraine is facing;
Notes that this is not a war waged by Russian citizens but by its President and his high-ranking military officials, and notes that many Russians have made Yorkshire their home;
Notes that there are many in Russia who are standing up for what is right and making their voices heard against their own Government, and these people must be commended, and notes that due to brutal police crackdowns on freedom of speech it is dangerous to voice anti-Putin sentiments with tens of thousands having been arrested so far;
Believes that Barnsley is a town of sanctuary, and we should be proud of that fact. We can and should provide a safe place to people in their time of need and that, though ultimately immigration and asylum matters are for the national government, we will always willingly and openly take our fair share of people in need.
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