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Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Notice of Motion
RESOLVED - That this council (i) urges Oscar Mayer's management to work with workers and their trade unions to resolve the current dispute; (ii) disagrees with the concept of 'fire and rehire' as an outdated means of management; (iii) puts on hold cooperation with Oscar Mayer pending the resolution of the current industrial dispute; (iv) urges Oscar Mayer to re-instate employees who have been dismissed for not signing new contracts, many of whom didn’t understand the terms or process; and (v) supports Clwyd Pension Fund's decision to ask the Welsh Pension Partnership to stop all investmen…
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Notice of Motion
Resolved – That Council adopts the Motion, as detailed further in the report, and instructs the relevant departments to initiate and work closely with NRW and partners to ensure the effective operation of the site. Failure to address this should result in the necessary plans being drawn up for the closure and effective restoration of the Hafod site to ensure environmental safety and community well-being. (i) Crown Estate Members considered a Notice of Motion in the following terms proposed by Councillor Dana Davies and seconded accordingly: That Council shall : (i) Support the campaign to …
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Notice of Motion
The amendment to remove the third part of the motion was lost, with 12 votes for, 36 against and one abstention. Until the plan is withdrawn, it is an unadopted plan, and the weight given to it is a matter for decision makers. The Council also resolved to ask Welsh Government to direct withdrawal of the LDP as a matter of urgency. Until that direction is given, the significant policies for deciding planning applications are the adopted development plan, which consists of the Unitary Development Plan and Future Wales, along with Planning Policy Wales, Technical Advice Notes and Welsh Government Circulars.
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Motion on the role of scrutiny
The Council referred the motion, without debate, to the Constitution Working Group for consideration and a report. The referral was made under paragraph 4.21.3(b) of the constitution because a recent peer performance assessment recommended improving scrutiny.
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Annual remembrance service for Covid-19 bereaved
The Council recognised the need for an annual remembrance service for the Covid-19 bereaved in the region. It called on the Welsh Government to recognise the event and support bereaved families. It officially supported the Day of Reflection in March 2026.
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Notice of motion on asylum dispersal
RESOLVED: That this Council (i) Calls on the UK Government to end the use of private sector agents in the asylum dispersal system and scrap profit-making arrangements that allows millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money to be extracted from the system; (ii) Urges the UK Government to replace this model with a publicly accountable, partnership-based approach and meaningful consultation with Elected Members, communities and local authorities; (iii) Calls on the U.K. Government to devolve responsibility for asylum accommodation to Wales, including all associated funding, enabling decisions to be…
Council. Full Council sets the budget and council tax and approves major plans.
Community grit bins: consultation, costs and replenishment
The Council agreed to consult community councils about funding further community grit bins. It agreed to circulate cost options, including installation and yearly replenishment. It agreed to meet community council requests for further grit bins where those councils fund them. It agreed to replenish these grit bins at the Council's cost.
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