Natalie Bramhall

Cabinet - Tuesday, 22 April 2025 2.00 pm

The Surrey County Council cabinet met to discuss the adoption of the Rights of Way Improvement Plan, the disposal of the former Chalk Pit Depot, and the month 11 financial report. The Rights of Way Improvement Plan was approved, as was the sale of the Chalk Pit Depot. The cabinet also approved a transfer of funds for waste infrastructure maintenance and a reimbursement to Waverley Borough Council.

Cabinet Member for Property, Waste and Infrastructure Decisions - Tuesday, 22 April 2025 12.30 pm

In a meeting on Tuesday 22 April 2025, Natalie Bramhall, Cabinet Member for Property, Waste and Infrastructure, approved the disposal of 30 St Martins Close, East Horsley, Leatherhead, KT24 6SU following an open market campaign. As part of the transaction, Surrey County Council will accept a surrender of the head lease currently held by House of Garton Residential Ltd (HGR).

Strategic Investment Board - Monday, 14 April 2025 10.30 am

The Strategic Investment Board (SIB) met to approve the annual report for the financial year 2023/24, covering investments and property. The board approved the Strategic Investment Board Annual Report for 2023/24. Discussions focused on re-establishing governance controls, reviewing company performance, and future business planning.

Council - Tuesday, 18 March 2025 10.00 am

The meeting began with a discussion of the future of local government in Surrey, with Councillor Tim Oliver, the Leader of the Council, and Councillor Catherine Powell, the Leader of the Opposition, outlining their differing perspectives. Councillor Oliver strongly advocated for the creation of two new Unitary Councils for Surrey, arguing that it would bring greater clarity, efficiency, and financial savings. Councillor Powell favoured three Unitary Councils, believing that it would deliver more localism and better reflect existing collaborations between boroughs. The meeting also touched on the growing debt issues in Woking and Spellthorne, prompting calls for government intervention. The Council then voted to submit its interim proposal on Local Government Reorganisation to the government.

Extraordinary Meeting, Cabinet - Tuesday, 18 March 2025 2.30 pm

The Cabinet of Surrey County Council voted to approve an interim plan for local government reorganisation in Surrey, based around the creation of two new unitary authorities to replace the existing two-tier system of a county council and 11 district and borough councils. The Council's preferred model of two unitary authorities will now be submitted to the government for consideration, alongside an alternative proposal for a three-unitary model put forward by the boroughs and districts.