Decision - Greater Brighton Operational Arrangements 2022/23 and Annual Report 2021/22

Brighton and Hove Greater Brighton Economic Board Decided 26 Apr 2022 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Greater Brighton Economic Board

Report author

Andy Hill

Published

28 Jun 2022

Reference

6639

As published

the council's own words, unedited

That the Board: 1) Agree and secure the budgetary contributions sought to fund the cost of running the Board and delivering its workplan in 2022/23. 2) Note that Brighton & Hove City Council shall continue to act as Lead Authority for the Board in 2022/23 and 2023/24. 3) Agree the process set out at sections 3.14 to 3.18 by which the Chair of the Board shall be nominated for 2022/23. 4) Approves the 2021/22 Annual Report and Board members submit the report to their respective organisations. 5) Note the date by which the Lead Authority must be notified of all named substitutes and instruct any necessary actions within their respective organisations. 6) That the Board notes the content of the One Public Estate Programme's 2021/22 Annual Report. 7) Note the date by which the Lead Authority must be notified of all nominations to the Greater Brighton Call-In Panel and instruct any necessary actions within their respective organisations. 8) Agree the new Heads of Terms, which reflect changes to the Board's membership in light of recent suspended memberships. 9) Agree to extend the contracts of the Greater Brighton Support Team (0.8 FTE Business Manager, 0.75 FTE Business Manager and 0.5 FTE Programme Support Officer) by 3 years, as they are due to expire in May 2023, to deliver the Greater Brighton workplan.

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The report reviews Greater Brighton’s economic response to COVID-19 and sets out work to support recovery, green growth, infrastructure, food systems and levelling up. It highlights progress on net-zero initiatives, hydrogen, digital inclusion, public estate projects and investment planning across the Greater Brighton city region.

Recommendation

Continue delivering the Greater Brighton Economic Board’s economic recovery, net-zero, infrastructure, investment, food and levelling-up programmes during 2022/23 and beyond.

Financial impact

The Board invested £25,000 to support development and delivery of the Hydrogen Sussex investment proposition and strategy. The report also states that just over £6 million has been awarded to the Greater Brighton One Public Estate Programme since 2016 and that the Board has delivered almost £200 million of investment across the region.

Ward affected

city-wide

Decision maker

Greater Brighton Economic Board

Date in document

1 Apr 2022

Stakeholders named

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Local authorities across the Greater Brighton regionBusiness representativesUniversities and collegesBusinesses and entrepreneursLocal communitiesGovernmentClimate change expertsLocal environment groupsPublic transport providersPrivate-sector investors

Next steps

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Continue work on the Hydrogen Sussex investment proposition and strategy through 2022.
Continue development of the Blue/Green Investment Plan through 2022 and into 2023.
Continue work on the regional food plan.
Continue the Digital Action Plan and digital inclusion study.
Continue lobbying Government for investment and devolution powers for Greater Brighton.

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