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Members Home to School Transport Appeals Panel - Thursday, 2nd October, 2025 10.40 am

October 2, 2025 View on council website

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Summary

The Members Home to School Transport Appeals Panel of Carmarthenshire Council met on 2 October 2025, to consider an appeal against the council's decision not to provide free school transport. Councillor Edward Thomas, Cabinet Member for Transport, Waste and Infrastructure, was scheduled to chair the meeting.

Exclusion of the Public

The agenda for the meeting of the Members Home to School Transport Appeals Panel included a statement that the report relating to the appeal by applicant H.P. would not be published because it contained exempt information as defined in paragraph 12 of Part 4 of Schedule 12A to the Local Government Act 19721 as amended by the Local Government (Access to Information) (Variation) (Wales) Order 2007. It was noted that if, after applying a public interest test2, the panel resolved to consider the item in private, the public would be excluded from the meeting during such consideration.

Appeal Against Non-Provision of Free School Transport

The panel was scheduled to consider an appeal by applicant H.P. against a decision of the authority for the non-provision of free school transport.


  1. The Local Government Act 1972 is legislation that established the structure of local government in England and Wales. 

  2. A public interest test is used to determine whether information should be disclosed, weighing the benefits and drawbacks of doing so. 

Attendees

Profile image for Cllr. Edward Thomas
Cllr. Edward Thomas  Cabinet Member •  Independent •  Llandeilo
Profile image for Cllr. Glynog Davies
Cllr. Glynog Davies  Cabinet Member •  Plaid Cymru •  Cwarter Bach
Profile image for Cllr. Jean Lewis
Cllr. Jean Lewis  Plaid Cymru •  Trelech

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Meeting Documents

Agenda

Agenda frontsheet 02nd-Oct-2025 10.40 Members Home to School Transport Appeals Panel.pdf

Reports Pack

Public reports pack 02nd-Oct-2025 10.40 Members Home to School Transport Appeals Panel.pdf