The Full Council approved the report of the Cabinet from its meetings on 8 July 2021 and 2 September 2021 on 14 October 2021. The council approved procurement exercises for various services, including household goods support and enforcement agency services. It also approved development funding and a capital contribution for a Levelling Up Fund bid, and the allocation of funds from the Edward Stocks Massey Bequest Fund. Additionally, the council approved a £2.7m package for low carbon investment projects and recommendations from reports on operational premises and a new sporting campus. The council noted the annual reports of its Champions and Former Champions, and approved budget adjustments and a revised capital delivery programme. Procurement exercises were also approved for Boost Business Lancashire, occupational health, and street lighting materials. The council approved parking restrictions and traffic order proposals, and the provision of a cycle track. It noted progress on the Transport Asset Management Plan Phase 2 Data Refresh 2021 and approved revised Terms of Reference for the Corporate Parenting Board. The council endorsed an approach for the Department for Education Schools Rebuilding Programme and authorised directors to consult and negotiate agreements. It approved the creation of SEN units in several schools, initiated feasibility studies for more SEN units, and approved the publication of a Statutory Notice to extend the age range of Ribblesdale High School. The council adopted the new Religious Education Syllabus 2021 and approved temporary and permanent increases in admission numbers for two secondary schools, along with the provision of a Special Educational Needs Unit and capital expenditure for accommodation works. Finally, the council approved investments of £1m for electric vehicle charging infrastructure and £1.985m for the adoption of electric and zero tailpipe emission vehicles, and approved a revised library collection management and development policy. Recommendations from Part II reports on land disposal and Boost - Lancashire's Business Growth Hub 2022-2023 were also approved. An urgent key decision regarding the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Home to School Transport Policy was also reported.