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Annual General Meeting business report, Business activities report and end of year financial statement
To be presented by Andrew McLean and Helen Moody.
Minutes:
At the start of the meeting it was AGREED that Stef Brammar be elected Chair of the Greater Bedminster Community Partnership and Board.
It was then AGREED that Councillor Phipps be elected Chair of the Greater Bedminster Neighbourhood Committee and Vice Chair of the Greater Bedminster Community Partnership.
It was noted that Stef sent her apologies for the September meeting of the Partnership and that Councillor Phipps would Chair that meeting.
The Neighbourhood Partnership AGREED
1) to confirm the Neighbourhood Partnership Membership as
Alan Baker – Friends of Ashton Gate Station
Ben Barker – Dame Emily Park Project
Stef Brammar – Way Out West
Donald Branch – Caraboo Community BS3
Julie Chapman – Ashton Vale Club for Young People/ Young Bristol
Ricky Dowden – Ashton Vale Together
Naomi Fuller/ Alice Ferguson – Playing Out
Simon Hankins – Southville Community Development Association
Mike McBeth – Southville Running Club
Alan Pratley – Greater Bedminster Older People’s Forum
Kris Tavender – Bristol Sport
Councillor Charlie Bolton
Councillor Mark Bradshaw
Councillor Stephen Clarke
Councillor Celia Phipps
2) To note and confirm the Terms of Reference, Financial Operating Framework and Code of Conduct
3) To note the devolved Neighbourhood Budget
The Neighbourhood Partnership Coordinator confirmed that the process for Community Chest had already commenced as per previous years. It was suggested that at their first meeting, the new Board review and consider traffic scheme funds already ringfenced with a view to whether the highways schemes selected were still relevant and viable (if work had not already commenced). Transport officers were also reviewing those agreements and would report back on money committed to date.
4) The meeting schedule including sub groups and forums was noted.
5) The financial statement and expenditure from 2015-16 was noted.
Appendices within the report outlined the financial statement for the Greater Bedminster Community Partnership Board and Greater Bedminster Community Partnership.
The Business Activities Report was then considered as outlined within Appendix E.
The Neighbourhood Committee RESOLVED
1) The Community Grants and devolved Clean and Green budgets were devolved to City Council Officers.
2) The Community Chest applications recommended by the Appraisal Panel on the 8th June were subsequently RESOLVED as;
Organisation |
Purpose of Application |
Amount Requested |
Recommendation |
Bedminster Town Team |
Make Sunday Special |
£5000 |
£2000 |
Bedminster Winter Lanterns |
Bedminster Winter Lanterns Parade 2016 |
£2500 |
£2500 |
Bristol Book Swap |
Promote literacy and reading |
£1700 |
£1700 |
Life Cycle UK |
Silver Cyclists – friendly relaxed bicycle rides for over 55s |
£450 |
£450 |
South Bristol Toy Library |
Increasing access to quality play resources, to promote development through play with weekly swap and play sessions |
£2240 |
£2240 |
Southville Community Development Association |
BS3 Tea Dances and Intergenerational Bowls activity |
£1991 |
£1991 |
Southville Community Development Association |
Outdoor activities for children and young people |
£1296 |
£1296 |
Way Out West |
West Street Stories – the booklet |
£1247 |
£1247 |
Windmill Hill City Farm |
The Human Sundial to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the farm |
£1000 |
£1000 |
Total |
|
£17,424 |
£14,424 |
3) The position of the Mobility and Transport Sub Group was noted and would be discussed at the next GBCP Board meeting.
It was reported that the Mobility and Transport Sub Group had suggested the dissolution of the Sub Group and it was agreed to defer the discussion until the next meeting of the GBCP Board (ACTION). It was acknowledged that a clear focus was required to ensure effectivity.
4) The City Wide event on Wednesday 20th July at Central Library 6.30pm was noted.
Each Neighbourhood Partnership would have a 15 minute slot to feedback. Details would be circulated and a representative sought. It was suggested that the material already compiled for Let’s Walk Bedminster would be a good presentation.
Supporting documents:
- 5a - AGM business report, item 5. PDF 157 KB
- 5b - Appendix 1 to AGM report - Neighbourhood Committee terms of reference, item 5. PDF 77 KB
- 5c - Appendix 2 to AGM report - NP code of conduct, item 5. PDF 89 KB
- 5d - Appendix 3 to AGM report - financial statement 2015-16, item 5. PDF 79 KB
- 5e - Business activities report, item 5. PDF 149 KB
- 5f - Appendix 1 to Business activities report - tracker crib sheet, item 5. PDF 1 MB
- 5g - End of year financial statement, item 5. PDF 917 KB