Anthony Screen

Staffordshire Police, Fire and Crime Panel - Monday 22nd September 2025 10:00am

The Staffordshire Police, Fire and Crime Panel met to discuss a police plan update, questions from the public, and a review of the panel's policies and procedures. The panel agreed to move the Fire Safety Plan Update to the next meeting and to review the panel's policies and procedures in a separate meeting. The panel also received an information report on the suspension of the Chief Constable.

Cabinet - Wednesday 17th September 2025 10:00am

Staffordshire County Council's cabinet met to discuss local government reorganisation, the visitor economy, and funding for local schools. The cabinet reluctantly voted to approve a proposal for local government reorganisation, and also voted to approve funding for an expansion of Thomas Alleynes High School. They also approved the creation of a framework for the appointment of political assistants.

Safeguarding and Education Overview and Scrutiny Committee - Thursday 11th September 2025 10:00am

The Safeguarding and Education Overview and Scrutiny Committee met to discuss the Staffordshire Safeguarding Children Partnership Annual Report 2024-25, and to review their work programme for the coming year. Councillors requested more detail on specific data points in the annual report, and suggested that future reports include information on the impact of financial pressures and staff shortages on safeguarding capacity, as well as a lessons learned and impact tracker. The committee agreed to form a working group to examine elective home education.

Cabinet - Wednesday 20th August 2025 10:00am

Staffordshire Police, Fire and Crime Panel - Monday 28th July 2025 10:00am

The Staffordshire Police, Fire and Crime Panel met to discuss the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner's (PFCC) annual report, HMICFRS inspection updates, and future meeting dates. The panel also approved recommendations to award a local service bus contract to Ashbourne Community Transport. Councillor Anthony Screen raised concerns about the £20.6 million spend on a new firearms training facility, but the PFCC confirmed the decision had already been made.