Councillor Kathryn Fox
Email: cllr.kathryn.fox@gedling.gov.uk
Council: Gedling
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Activity Timeline
Meetings Attended Note this may include planned future meetings.
66 meetings · Page 1 of 14
Gedling Youth Council - Monday, 13 July 2026 - 5.30 pm
Decisions from Meetings
6 decisions · Page 1 of 2
Granting of a new lease for Industrial premises at Unit 9 Hazelford Way, Newstead, NG15 0DQ.
From: Extraordinary meeting, Cabinet - Wednesday 30 July 2025 8.00 pm, NEW - July 30, 2025
To seek approval to grant a new lease for Industrial premises at Unit 9 Hazelford Way, Newstead, NG15 0DQ.
Recommendations Approved
St Paul’s Church Daybrook – Love Daybrook Community Day
From: Extraordinary meeting, Cabinet - Wednesday 30 July 2025 8.00 pm, NEW - July 30, 2025
To give permission for St Paul’s Church Daybrook to hold a Love Daybrook community day on Salop Street Park on 19th July from 10:30am until 12:30pm
Recommendations Approved
Granting of a new lease for Unit 3 The AMP, 5 Market Place, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 6ND.
From: Gedling Youth Council - Monday 28 July 2025 5.30 pm - July 28, 2025
To enable the granting of a new lease for Unit 3 The AMP.
Recommendations Approved
Licence for access over and minor alterations to a Council owned portion of land at Carlton Square Car Park.
From: Extraordinary meeting, Cabinet - Wednesday 30 July 2025 8.00 pm, NEW - July 30, 2025
To enable the granting of a licence to for works and access to alter a curb that abuts Council owned land as part of work to Carlton Square that has been collaborated on by the EGR Team.
Recommendations Approved
Granting of a new lease for Unit 5 Hill Crest Park, Calverton.
From: Extraordinary meeting, Cabinet - Wednesday 30 July 2025 8.00 pm, NEW - July 30, 2025
To enable the granting of a new lease for Unit 5 Hill Crest Park, Calverton to MIES Building Services Ltd.
Recommendations Approved
Summary
Meetings Attended: 66
Average per Month: 2.2
Decisions Recorded: 6 Not all decisions are recorded, so this may significantly underestimate the number of decisions actually made.