Copeland Local committee meeting 15th May 2018

The Copeland local committee of Cumbria County Council (consisting of all county councillors representing divisions within the Borough of Copeland) will be meeting on Tuesday 15th May at Cleator Moor Civic Hall and Masonic Centre.

The agenda and supporting papers can be found here.

Items for consideration include:


2018/19 LOCAL COMMITTEE DEVOLVED BUDGET - HIGHWAYS

To consider a report from the Executive Director – Economy and Infrastructure
This report presents the Highways Devolved Budget Finance report combined with an update on the Highways Programme, detail of which is contained within the attached appendices.

COPELAND HIGHWAYS WORKING GROUP - 11 APRIL 2018

The major issue arising from this item is a recommendation not to proceed with the Beckermet Experimental Traffic scheme.

AREA MANAGER'S REPORT for COPELAND

To consider a report which brings together information from across the Community teams including Community Development, Libraries, Archives, Public Health and Waste Prevention, and provides Local Committee with an update on the work of each area, identified activity against priorities, highlights current issues and provides an overview of the budget position.

NOMINATIONS - LA GOVERNORS OF LOCAL PRIMARY SCHOOLS

 To fill vacancies for eight school governor posts.

At the time the agenda was prepared there were people nominated to fill three of these vacances - on the governing bodies for Bransty and Seascale primary schools and Mayfield school - but there were no nominations yet for the remaining five vacancies on the governing bodies of the following schools:

St Begh's Catholic Junior School
Waberthwaite Church of England Primary School
Ennerdale and Kinniside Church of England Primary School
Lamplugh Church of England School
Valley Primary School.

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