The Director of Operations approved funding for Bristol City Robins (£575,659.45), 1625 Independent People (£543,818.00), Creative Youth Network (£793,426.59), and Julian House (£187,095.98) on 11/05/2026. This decision also approved the flexibility to move funds between the Youth Guarantee Trailblazer and Mayoral Priority Skills Fund within the £2.1m envelope.

The Head of Analysis and Evaluation approved the purchase of the Huwise open data platform for one year from 22nd January 2026 to 21st January 2027 on 09/03/2026.

The Head of Delivery (Rail) / SRO Future Transport Zone (FTZ) programme appointed Bevan Brittan Solicitors for legal and procurement advice on the Integrated Micromobility Services contract on 24 April 2026. The contract value is up to £48,000 plus VAT.

The Executive Director of Transport retrospectively approved change requests for the Active Travel Fund Tranche 4 on 23/04/2026. This included updating project milestones and scope for South Gloucestershire Council, and reprofiling and reallocating funds for Bristol City Council schemes.

The Director of Operations approved the funding application for The Restore Trust for £500,000 on 28/05/2026, conditional on meeting due diligence requirements. This funding is for delivering Connect to Work as a regional delivery partner of Supported Employment.

The West of England Combined Authority Committee noted the receipt of a £45,005,618 allocation of the Brownfield Housing Fund and delegated the detail of delivery to the MCA's Director of Place on 5 June 2026.

The Director of Strategy approved the allocation of £1m revenue funding from MHCLG on 5 June 2026. This included £330,000 to North Somerset Council and £650,000 to WECA for expansion programme costs and acceleration of strategic projects.

The Executive Director of Transport approved the Full Business Case for Somer Valley Link Phase 1a and awarded £2,888,105 of City Regions Sustainable Transport Settlement capital funding to Bath and North East Somerset Council on 01/06/2026.