December 2016. The Clerk informed members that the Council's Assets had not been increased for a number of years thereby the Mayor and the Clerk re-looked at the Council's Policy and recommends to Full Council to increase the policy. Council agreed to increase the policy and pay the sum of £2317.08. - 3 - Financial Correspondence 7467 (a) BGCBC Presentation Buffet - £100.00. Correspondence. 7468 Thank you letter was received from Mrs. Andrea Durban, Secretary, Brynmawr Town Partnership for Council's kind donation towards their Annual Switch on of the Christmas Lights. Members were invited to the event. 7469 Each member was issued with a copy of a letter received from Mr. Eifion Lloyd Davies regarding the lack of zebra crossings in Brynmawr. A member said that JLL have asked for more crossings in the planning agreement site 1 of 6. Members agreed that School Patrollers do a wonderful job and put their lives in dangerous situations. It was agreed to send Mr. Davies's letter of concern to the Highways Department for their consideration and an acknowledgement letter be sent to Mr. Davies informing him of Council's decision. A member stated that there is no statutory provision for school patrollers. 7470 The letter from Peter Watkins-Hughes was discussed again. Various members commented on the Save The Market Hall Campaign held in March 2013 where the Council were given the opinion that when a Trust took over the running of this establishment that other organisations, including The Brynmawr Operatic Society would still have the option to use these premises. Members accepted that this is now not possible due to the second screen and the being made smaller. Letter noted. 7471 At this point, Councillor Mrs. M. Morris arrived in the Chamber. 7472 Each member was issued with a copy of the Formal Consultation to create a delivery model to improve provision and build capacity for children and young people with Social, Emotional, and/or Behavioural Difficulties (SEBD) document. Some members were in agreement with the consultation document but felt that it would have a knock on effect for schools. The effect would be that Primary Schools would have to pay £4,000 and Secondary Schools £10,000.
December 2016. The Clerk informed members that the Council's Assets had not been increased for a number of years thereby the Mayor and the Clerk re-looked at the Council's Policy and recommends to Full Council to increase the policy. Council agreed to increase the policy and pay the sum of £2317.08. - 3 - Financial Correspondence 7467 (a) BGCBC Presentation Buffet - £100.00. Correspondence. 7468 Thank you letter was received from Mrs. Andrea Durban, Secretary, Brynmawr Town Partnership for Council's kind donation towards their Annual Switch on of the Christmas Lights. Members were invited to the event. 7469 Each member was issued with a copy of a letter received from Mr. Eifion Lloyd Davies regarding the lack of zebra crossings in Brynmawr. A member said that JLL have asked for more crossings in the planning agreement site 1 of 6. Members agreed that School Patrollers do a wonderful job and put their lives in dangerous situations. It was agreed to send Mr. Davies's letter of concern to the Highways Department for their consideration and an acknowledgement letter be sent to Mr. Davies informing him of Council's decision. A member stated that there is no statutory provision for school patrollers. 7470 The letter from Peter Watkins-Hughes was discussed again. Various members commented on the Save The Market Hall Campaign held in March 2013 where the Council were given the opinion that when a Trust took over the running of this establishment that other organisations, including The Brynmawr Operatic Society would still have the option to use these premises. Members accepted that this is now not possible due to the second screen and the being made smaller. Letter noted. 7471 At this point, Councillor Mrs. M. Morris arrived in the Chamber. 7472 Each member was issued with a copy of the Formal Consultation to create a delivery model to improve provision and build capacity for children and young people with Social, Emotional, and/or Behavioural Difficulties (SEBD) document. Some members were in agreement with the consultation document but felt that it would have a knock on effect for schools. The effect would be that Primary Schools would have to pay £4,000 and Secondary Schools £10,000.
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