The Full Council approved the report of the Cabinet from its meetings on 4 March 2021 and 1 April 2021. The council approved the addition of Department for Transport Highway Maintenance and Integrated Transport funding to the Capital Programme, along with proposed apportionments and new starts programmes. They also approved alterations to Barrowford Primary School and St Leonard's Voluntary Aided Church of England Primary School to establish special educational needs units, and the expansion and relocation of Broadfield Specialist School and Sir Tom Finney Community High School. Additionally, the council approved a temporary increase in admission numbers for Blessed Trinity Roman Catholic College School and Burnley High School, and approved the review of accommodation at Burnley Campus, Phase 1. The council also approved recommendations for the redesign of Lancashire's short break offer for children and young people with disabilities, and a new Environment and Climate Programme for Lancashire County Council. Further approvals included commencement of procurement exercises for Apprenticeship Levy Training and Assessment Providers and a Provider List for short break services, the introduction of a permanent loading bay on Adelaide Street, Preston, and proposals for a Bus Clearway along Liverpool Road, Penwortham. The council also approved proposed scheme lists for the Highways Capital Programme, the construction of a new permanent bus stop on Burnley Road, Padiham, and a proposed list of maintenance schemes in Lancashire schools. Finally, the council noted and asked Full Council to approve the Community Safety Agreement, and approved recommendations for Works to Operational Premises, Economic Development Investment, Samlesbury Aerospace Enterprise Zone, and the Salix Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme Grant.