• 2 September 2010
• 5 July 2010
• 24 June 2010
• 27 May 2010
• 4 March 2010
• 1 February 2010
• 14 January 2010
• Archived 2009 Agendas, etc.
• Archived 2008 Agendas Etc.
• Archived 2007 Agendas Etc.
• Archived 2006 Agendas Etc.

Overview and Scrutiny Committee

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Overview and Scrutiny Committee

Within this section you will find available the agendas and minutes of the meetings of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee throughout the year.

Select from the navigation upcoming meetings that are listed by date, previous meetings are archived by year.

For upcoming meetings, please see the Meetings Schedule pages.

What Does This Committee Do?

The Committee is responsible for the following:

Holding the Cabinet to account and to help develop new policies. The Committee monitors decisions taken by the Cabinet Members and examines the provision of services supplied by Council departments, contractors and external agencies within the Borough.

Who Sits on This Committee?

• Councillor Don Allen
• Councillor Joan Bradley (Vice-Chair)
• Councillor Martin Coppard
• Councillor Michael Donin
• Councillor Graham Fabes
• Councillor Charles James
• Councillor Mary Harding
• Councillor Roger Oakley
• Councillor Robin Rogers
• Councillor Nicky Waight
• Councillor Elizabeth Sparkes
• Councillor Norah Fisher
• Councillor Hazel Thorpe
• Councillor Bob Smytherman
• Councillor Tom Wye (Chairman)
  
  

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