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Activity Timeline

Meetings Attended Note this may include planned future meetings.

106 meetings · Page 1 of 22

Constitution and Members' Development Committee Committee Member

Constitution and Members' Development Committee - Thursday 10th December, 2026 4.30 pm

December 10, 2026, 4:30 pm
Overview and Scrutiny Board Chair

Overview and Scrutiny Board - Wednesday 18th November, 2026 4.30 pm

November 18, 2026, 4:30 pm
Council Committee Member

Council - Wednesday 4th November, 2026 7.00 pm

November 04, 2026, 7:00 pm
Audit Committee Committee Member

Audit Committee - Thursday 29th October, 2026 1.30 pm

October 29, 2026, 1:30 pm
You Matter to Us - Corporate Parenting Board Committee Member

You Matter to Us - Corporate Parenting Board - Thursday 15th October, 2026 5.00 pm

October 15, 2026, 5:00 pm

Decisions from Meetings

37 decisions · Page 1 of 8

Risk and Opportunity Management Policy

From: Executive - Wednesday 2nd September, 2026 5.00 pm - September 02, 2026

The Executive approved the Risk and Opportunity Management Policy 2026–2029 on 02 September 2026. The policy establishes a consistent approach to managing risks and opportunities across the Council. Actions to implement the policy include formal approval and publication, roll-out and communication, updating risk registers, training, and assurance reporting.

Recommendations Approved

Place Strategy to Investment Prospectus

From: Executive - Wednesday 2nd September, 2026 5.00 pm - September 02, 2026

The Executive of Middlesbrough Council approved recommendations for the Place Strategy to Investment Prospectus on 02 September 2026. The Executive noted the work of the Place Leaders Partnership, approved the town centre element of the Place Strategy as the Council's Town Centre Strategy, and approved the Investment Prospectus.

Recommendations Approved

Final Report of the Overview and Scrutiny Board - The Council's Approach to Poverty

From: Executive - Wednesday 2nd September, 2026 5.00 pm - September 02, 2026

The Executive decided to approve the formal response and accompanying action plan to the Overview and Scrutiny Board's short review into the Council's approach to poverty on 2 September 2026. The Executive approved the formal response to the recommendations, the action plan for implementation, and noted the final report and progress made through the Making Middlesbrough Thrive initiative. The approved action plan includes embedding the Making Middlesbrough Thrive initiative into Directorate Service Plans, aligning existing strategies, developing a Partnership Strategy, engaging with the Place Leaders Partnership, enhancing corporate performance management, and reporting annually to the Overview and Scrutiny Board.

For Determination

Quarter One 2026/7 Integrated Performance and Finance Forecast Year End Outturn

From: Executive - Wednesday 2nd September, 2026 5.00 pm - September 02, 2026

The Executive of Middlesbrough Council approved budget virements over £250,000 within the revenue and capital budgets on 02 September 2026. They also approved the inclusion of new externally funded schemes to the Capital Programme totalling £3.120m for 2026/27. The Executive noted the Council's financial performance and forecast year-end outturns, highlighting budget pressures and the need for ongoing work to address them.

Recommendations Approved

Cremator Refurbishment Programme

From: Executive - Wednesday 2nd September, 2026 5.00 pm - September 02, 2026

The Executive of Middlesbrough Council approved the Teesside Crematorium Cremator Refurbishment Programme on 02 September 2026. The decision included the allocation of capital funding for the programme and the implementation of works such as cremator refurbishment, refractory replacement, installation of operational bypass flues, NOx abatement technology, emissions monitoring upgrades, and mechanical and electrical improvements.

Recommendations Approved

Summary

Meetings attended
106
Average per month
3.5
Decisions recorded Not all decisions are recorded, so this may significantly underestimate the number of decisions actually made.
37