Licensing Committee (Non Licensing Act 2003 Functions) - 24 Jul 2025 3.00pm
Venue
Council Chamber, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ - HTH/CC.
Contact officer
Francis Mitchell
Agenda
Minutes
Agenda
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Annual 50+ CP summary
The programme had a productive year and exceeded most annual outcome targets, although targets for men’s health screening and carers receiving information were not met. The report also highlighted collaborative working, community engagement and sustainability challenges.
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Individual project update
Updates were provided on the Neighbourhood Care Scheme, Carers Service, Age Concern Information and Advice Service, Impact Initiatives, the Hangleton & Knoll Project, the Pension Service and the Home Front handy person scheme. Three applications in the second round of the 50+ Health & Well Being Grants Programme were approved, with £600 awarded in total, and a further £200 was awarded to The Knollites.
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Current position of 50+ Community Programme and projects
The report set out arrangements as the two-year programme came to an end, including continued or revised funding for Age Concern, Anchor Home Front Service, the Carers Centre and the Hangleton & Knoll Project. The Impact Initiatives post had ended, the Pensioners’ service engagement post had been deleted, and the feasibility of a new 50+ community engagement worker was being explored.
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Summary of programme outcomes and collated targets
The programme exceeded its annual targets for new contacts, quality-of-life support and people taking up activities or services for the first time. The target for carers provided with information was not met, while totals were also reported for pension referrals, sustained activity, governance involvement, new initiatives and falls interventions.
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Individual project target/performance in chart form
Detailed fourth-quarter and annual performance data were presented for each project against the programme’s performance indicators. The overall annual totals included 3,316 new contacts, 2,687 people offered support, 1,133 people taking up an activity or service, 601 people in sustained activities, 103 people involved in governance and 27 new initiatives.
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Decisions recorded here
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Key decisions
parsed from the minutes- Three of the five applications in the second round of the 50+ Health & Well Being Grants Programme were granted, totalling £600.
- The 50+ Health & Well Being Grant Panel approved expenditure from the underspend on a Dictaphone for research and evaluation.
- The Knollites were awarded £200 from the 50+ Health & Well Being Grant Panel, with funds managed by the Hangleton & Knoll Project until the group opened its own bank account.
- The programme arrangements were revised as the two-year 50+ Community Programme came to a close, including continued or amended support for individual projects.
- The feasibility of establishing a 50+ community engagement worker for areas previously covered by the Impact Initiatives and Pensioners’ service posts was to be explored.