Decision - Brighton & Hove In Bloom
Decision maker
Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee
Report author
Paul Campbell
Published
17 Mar 2022
Reference
6568
As published
the council's own words, unedited1) That the Committee notes the report.
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The report responded to a petition calling for the return of Brighton & Hove In Bloom. It concluded that Brighton & Hove City Council could not provide the required coordination and support without additional resources, although it could promote South & South East In Bloom on its website and continue supporting community-led environmental activity.
Outcome
approved
Recommendation
That the Committee notes the report.
Financial impact
There are no direct financial implications arising from the recommendations. If the council becomes involved in In Bloom again, a budget of at least £60,000 would need to be identified.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee
Date in document
15 Mar 2022
Stakeholders named
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residentscommunitiesbusinessesschoolsvolunteerscommunity groupsallotment holdersFriends of GroupsBrighton & Hove Green Spaces Forum
Next steps
parsed- The Committee will note the report.
- Brighton & Hove City Council may include relevant content on its website to promote South & South East In Bloom.
- Council services will continue to support volunteers and communities through the Green Spaces Forum and the Tidy Up Team.
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