Decision - Timetable of Meetings for 2026/27
Decision maker
Council
Report author
Anthony Soyinka
Published
11 Feb 2026
Reference
7574
As published
the council's own words, unedited1) That the proposed timetable of meetings for the 2026/27 municipal year be agreed; subject to any necessary amendments following changes to the Constitution and/or committees' requirements.
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The report proposed the timetable of meetings for the 2026/27 municipal year, covering Council, Cabinet, committees, scrutiny bodies, forums and partnerships. The timetable was recommended for agreement, subject to any necessary amendments arising from constitutional or committee requirements.
Outcome
approved
Recommendation
That the proposed timetable of meetings for the 2026/27 municipal year be agreed, subject to any necessary amendments following changes to the Constitution and/or committees’ requirements.
Financial impact
There are no additional financial implications; meeting costs will be met from existing budgets.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Brighton & Hove City Council
Date in document
29 Jan 2026
Stakeholders named
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Membersmembers of the publicLead MembersCorporate Directorsappropriate officersFull CouncilCabinetOverview & Scrutiny CommitteesRegulatory CommitteesGreater Brighton Economic BoardHealth & Wellbeing Board
Next steps
parsed- Implement the proposed 2026/27 meetings timetable.
- Make any necessary amendments following changes to the Constitution or committees’ requirements.
- Confirm the start times for Cabinet and Full Council meetings after consultation concludes.
- Alter meeting dates or arrange additional meetings if required.
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