Decision - Fees & Charges 2024-25

Brighton and Hove City Environment, South Downs & The Sea Committee Decided 23 Jan 2024 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

City Environment, South Downs & The Sea Committee

Report author

David Wilder

Published

22 Feb 2024

Reference

7155

As published

the council's own words, unedited

1) That Committee agrees the proposed fees and charges for 2024/25 as set out within the report. 2) That Committee delegates authority to the Executive Director of Economy, Environment & Culture (in relation to paragraphs 3.5 - 3.12), the Executive Director of Health & Adult Social Care (in relation to paragraphs 3.13 – 3.17) the Executive Director of Housing, Neighbourhoods & Communities (in relation to paragraphs 3.18 - 3.20) to change fees and charges as notified and set by central Government during the year.

Parsed from the document

gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 4215/1651 tokens · 10911ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 12:12

Everything below was read out of a PDF by a model It is useful and it is not authoritative. The document it came from is linked in the rail, and where the two disagree the document is right.

The report benchmarks Brighton & Hove bereavement service fees against nearby private and local-authority crematoria and cemeteries. It sets out proposed increases to BHCC fees and charges from 1 April 2024 across cremation, cemetery, interment and memorial services.

Recommendation

Increase BHCC bereavement services fees and charges from 1 April 2024 as set out in the proposed fees and charges schedule.

Financial impact

None stated

Ward affected

city-wide

Date in document

1 Dec 2023

Stakeholders named

parsed

Bereaved residents and familiesFuneral directorsCrematorium and cemetery service usersBrighton & Hove City Council

Next steps

parsed

Implement the proposed BHCC fees and charges from 1 April 2024.

Precedents

not built

"Decided elsewhere" is not built Finding the same decision in other councils needs semantic matching over decision text, which is part of the search rewrite. Until then, the council's own decisions list is the way through.