Working Parties
Working parties are groups of up to six councillors who come together to undertake work relating to projects within their particular workstream.
They offer the opportunity to use a variety of more diverse working methods, including making visits, obtaining expert advise, and involving residents, stakeholders and experts to encourage community participation and public engagement.
Working parties cannot make decisions, they make recommendations to full council.
Public Realm (Assets) Working Party
The Public Realm (Assets) Working Party undertakes work relating to the management of the Council’s existing assets, looking at leases, maintenance.
The working party often works jointly with the Public Realm (Projects) Working Party.
Members
Public Realm Assets Workplans
Public Realm (Projects) Working Party
The Public Realm (Projects) Working Party undertakes work to support the delivery of projects in the public realm.
The working party often works jointly with the Public Realm (Projects) Working Party
Members
Public Realm (Projects) Work Plans
Events Working Party
The Events Working Party undertakes supports the delivery of events in the town from the annual remembrance event and Christmas Window competition to civic events such as the commemoration of D-Day at 80.
Members
Events Working Party Work Plans
Public Engagement and Communications Working Party
The Events Working Party undertakes supports the delivery of events in the town from the annual remembrance event and Christmas Window competition to civic events such as the commemoration of D-Day at 80.
