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Executive Cabinet - Wednesday, 26th November, 2025 1.00 pm

November 26, 2025 Executive Cabinet View on council website

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  • Capital Monitoring P6 2025-26
    Recommendations Approved

    ... the Executive Cabinet of Tameside approved the reprofiling of £23.398m of capital spending from 2025/26 to 2026/27, other capital changes of £10.696m, the revised 2025/26 budget at Period 6 of £45.439m, and the capital programme position of projected spend of £44.944m for 2025/26.

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  • Revenue Monitoring P6 2025-26
    Recommendations Approved

    ...to note the forecast General Fund revenue budget pressure, the scale of the financial challenge, the implementation of budget savings, the investment and borrowing position, and the in-year deficit on the Dedicated Schools Grant, while also approving transfers from Contingency to service budgets, recovery plans to manage budget pressures, transfers to/from earmarked reserves, and acceptance of grant funding.

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  • Facilities Management Restructure
    Recommendations Approved

    ...to restructure the Facilities Management service by bringing cleaning, caretaking, maintenance, help desk, and project management services in-house, transferring certain Robertsons Facilities Management staff to the Council, and approving a £0.100m capital expenditure for a new Integrated Workplace Management System.

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  • Ashton Pride in Place
    Recommendations Approved

    ... the Executive Cabinet of Tameside approved the acceptance of £0.600m Capacity Funding and £1.5m Pride in Place Programme Impact Funding, the entering into a formal funding agreement, the submission of Regeneration and Investment Plans, the proposed governance for the Ashton Neighbourhood Board, and the Strategic Growth Programme Director's management of the Ashton Regeneration and Investment Plans, as well as noting the allocation of £19.53m for Ashton and £20m for Hattersley.

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  • Route to Market Report - Hollingworth Community Centre
    Recommendations Approved

    ...to declare the former Hollingworth Community Centre surplus to council requirements and to invite expressions of interest from community groups for a Community Asset Transfer of the building.

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  • Flexible Grants Update
    Recommendations Approved

    ...they noted the update on the delivery and progress of the Flexible Grants programme in Tameside.

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  • Acceptance of CAS3 Grant Funding
    Recommendations Approved

    ...to accept the CAS3 GM grant funding, along with its terms and conditions, to continue providing support and resettlement services through the housing advice team to eligible individuals until December 31, 2027.

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  • USING COUNCIL OWNED LAND TO DELIVER AFFORDABLE HOUSING WITH REGISTERED PROVIDER PARTNERS
    Recommendations Approved

    ...to proactively address local housing needs, the council will use its land assets and collaborate with Registered Provider partners to deliver new social and affordable homes.

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Attendees

Profile image for Councillor Hugh Roderick
Councillor Hugh Roderick Executive Member (Finance and Resources) • Labour • Hyde Newton
Profile image for Councillor Eleanor Wills
Councillor Eleanor Wills Executive Leader • Labour • Dukinfield/Stalybridge
Profile image for Councillor Andrew McLaren
Councillor Andrew McLaren Deputy Leader (Growth, Housing and Homelessness) • Labour • Ashton St Michael's
Profile image for Councillor Leanne Feeley
Councillor Leanne Feeley Executive Member (Lifelong Learning and Culture) • Labour • Dukinfield/Stalybridge
Profile image for Stephen Homer
Stephen Homer Executive Member (Towns, Transport and Connectivity) • Labour • Mossley
Profile image for Councillor Laura Boyle
Councillor Laura Boyle Executive Member (Environmental Services and Neighbourhoods) • Labour • Droylsden East
Profile image for Councillor Tafheen Sharif
Councillor Tafheen Sharif First Deputy (Population Health and Wellbeing) • Labour • Mossley
Profile image for Councillor Teresa Smith
Councillor Teresa Smith Executive Member (Children and Families) • Labour • Audenshaw
Profile image for Councillor John Taylor
Councillor John Taylor Executive Member (Adult Social Care and Inclusivity) • Labour • Dukinfield
Profile image for Councillor Joe Kitchen
Councillor Joe Kitchen Chair of Council Business • Labour • Hyde Godley
Ashley Hughes
Julian Jackson
Stephanie Butterworth
Jordanna Rawlinson
Emma Varnam
Robert Landon
Julie Speakman
James Mallion

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