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RESOLVED that the Host Authority Update be received.
RESOLVED that the reviewed WPP Risk Register be noted.
RESOLVED that the following updated policies be approved: 6.1 Complaints Policy 6.2 Whistleblowing Policy
RESOLVED that the Operator Update be received.
RESOLVED that the Performance Reports of the following sub-funds as at 30th June 2026 be noted: 8.1 Global Growth Equity Fund 8.2 Global Opportunities Equity Fund 8.3 Sustainable Active Equity Fund 8.4 Emerging Markets Equity Fund 8.5 UK Opportunities Equity Fund 8.6 Global Government Bond Fund 8.7 Global Credit Fund 8.8 Multi Asset Credit Fund 8.9 Absolute Return Bond Fund 8.10 Sterling Credit Fund
RESOLVED that the presentation from the Wales Pension Partnership Investment Management Company be received.
Decided: Cabinet approved starting the statutory process, the formal legal consultation, to increase the school's capacity from 150 to 210 pupil places.
Decided: Cabinet noted and endorsed the Well-being Assessment, and encouraged councillors, partners and residents to take part in the consultation, which runs until 30 September.
Decided: Cabinet welcomed the report and approved the Net Zero Annual Report for publication. It also suggested the report would be a useful learning tool in schools.
Decided: Cabinet concluded that the statement gives a complete and accurate account of the Council's systems and records, and shows it had a sound system of internal control. It endorsed the statement for approval by the Governance and Audit Committee, and then for publication with the Statement of Accounts.
Decided: Cabinet noted the budget position and the full-year forecast to 31 March 2027, as at 30 June 2026. It noted the grants in section 5.1 and Appendix C, and approved the budget transfers (virements) in section 5.2.
Decided: Cabinet noted the rewording of measure 133 after feedback from the Economy, Residents and Communities Scrutiny Committee, and noted changes to the Q4 cumulative targets for measures 117 and 119. It confirmed that performance was progressing well, or that mitigating actions had been identified, and that remedial actions would improve performance. It also endorsed the Scorecard as final on the Council's website.
Decided: Cabinet recommended to the full Council that an extra council tax charge, called a premium, be introduced on long-term empty homes from 1 April 2027. The premium would be 100% after one year empty, 200% after five years and 300% after ten years. Cabinet also recommended that the extra income support projects to bring empty homes back into use, increase housing supply, and cover the costs of running the premium, with an annual report on how it has helped affordable housing.