Agenda

Cabinet - Tuesday, 28th April, 2026 6.30 pm

Venue: Meeting Room 1, Council Offices, Priory Road, Spalding

Contact: Democratic Services  07557 821124

Items
No. Item

1.

Apologies for absence.

2.

Minutes pdf icon PDF 293 KB

To sign as a correct record the minutes of the meeting of the Cabinet held on 17 February 2026 (enclosed). 

3.

Declarations of Interest.

(Where a Councillor has a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest the Councillor must declare the interest to the meeting and leave the room without participating in any discussion or making a statement on the item, except where a Councillor is permitted to remain as a result of a grant of dispensation.)

4.

Questions raised by the public under the Council's Constitution (Standing Orders).

5.

To consider any matters which have been subject to call-in.

6.

To consider matters arising from the Policy Development and Performance Monitoring Panels in accordance with the Overview and Scrutiny Procedure or the Budget and Policy Framework Procedure Rules.

7.

Quarter 3 Performance and Risk Report 2025/26 pdf icon PDF 322 KB

To provide an update on performance and risk as at the end of December 2025 (report of the Assistant Director – Corporate and the Assistant Director Governance enclosed).

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8.

2025/26 Quarter Three Finance Update pdf icon PDF 181 KB

To set out the current financial position for the Council at the end of the third quarter of 2025/26 (report of the Director of Finance (Section 151 Officer) enclosed).

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9.

South Holland District Council (SHDC) Markets Policy Review pdf icon PDF 132 KB

To present for members consideration an update to the SHDC’s existing Markets Policy and the introduction of a new SHDC Markets Severe Weather Policy (report of the Service Director – Leisure and Local Services enclosed).

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10.

Lincolnshire Good Home Alliance and Disabled Facilities Grant funding pdf icon PDF 239 KB

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11.

Extension of the Housing Landlord Strategy pdf icon PDF 193 KB

To adopt the one-year extension to the Housing Landlord Strategy (2024-2027) (Appendix 2) aligning it with ongoing service transformation activity and enabling deeper tenant engagement in shaping the next strategy (report of the Assistant Director – Housing enclosed).

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12.

Housing Landlord Service - Access to Service pdf icon PDF 648 KB

To note the analysis of the access to the Housing Landlord Service across key protected characteristics (report of the Assistant Director – Housing enclosed).

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13.

Housing Stock Condition Survey pdf icon PDF 208 KB

To present the findings from the HRA stock condition surveys (report of the Assistant Director – Housing enclosed).

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14.

Health and Safety Policy – General Statement of Intent and Arrangements pdf icon PDF 156 KB

To seek approval from Cabinet for amendments to the Health and Safety Policy (V5.0) (report of the Assistant Director – Regulatory enclosed).

 

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15.

Data Protection Policy and Records Management Policy pdf icon PDF 120 KB

To consider policies for approval (report of the Assistant Director – Governance (Monitoring Officer) enclosed).

 

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16.

Pride in Place Programme Delivery pdf icon PDF 306 KB

To accept the UK Government’s Memorandum of Understanding to enable delivery of the ten-year Pride in Place programme for Spalding to commence in 2026/27. Delegated authority arrangements are also requested to ensure effective and lawful use if public funds under the programme and that robust decision-making arrangements are in place throughout the subsequent investment periods (report of the Assistant Director – Culture and Regeneration enclosed).

 

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17.

Any other items which the Leader decides are urgent.

 

 

Note:         (i)      No other business is permitted unless by reason of special circumstances, which shall be specified in the Minutes, the Leader is of the opinion that the item(s) should be considered as a matter of urgency. 

 

(ii)     Any urgent item of business that is a key decision must be dealt with in accordance with the Constitution’s Access to Information Procedure Rules.