Decision - Covid-19 Recovery & Renewal Update
Decision maker
Policy & Resources (Recovery) Sub-Committee
Report author
Lilla Cartwright
Published
24 Jan 2022
Reference
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As published
the council's own words, uneditedLatest update to committee regarding the Covid-19 Recovery & Renewal programme
RESOLVED: That the Sub-Committee noted the progress update in the report.
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The report updated the committee on progress across Brighton & Hove City Council’s Covid-19 Recovery & Renewal Programme. It covered ongoing recovery, public health, food, employment, housing, homelessness, events, support for vulnerable people and future ways of working.
Outcome
approved
Recommendation
To note the progress updates in the report.
Financial impact
The Recovery & Renewal Programme is provided for within the council’s existing resources. The report also refers to £2.1 million allocated for winter food, fuel and essential-cost support and £6 million of Contain Outbreak Management Funding spent by the end of October.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Policy & Resources (Recovery) Sub-committee
Date in document
20 Jan 2022
Stakeholders named
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Brighton & Hove City Councilresidents of Brighton & Hovechildren and young peoplevulnerable peoplerough sleepers and homeless peoplelocal businessescommunity and voluntary sector organisationsvolunteerscouncil staffNHS and social care servicesschools and education settingsmigrantspeople experiencing fuel povertypeople seeking employment and skills support
Next steps
parsed- Continue delivering and monitoring the Covid-19 Recovery & Renewal Programme.
- Provide further updates to Members as the programme progresses.
- Continue forthcoming activities across the programme’s working groups, including support for food, employment and skills, vulnerable people, housing, events and future ways of working.
- Report actions or recommendations with financial implications through the council’s recognised governance and decision-making routes.
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