To receive a report from the Deputy Clerk outlining BTC event expenditure in 2025.
To receive any updates from the Shipley Wrecking Crew and Baildon Harley Partnership, including plans for the 50th anniversary event.
To resolve a contribution of £750 is awarded to the Harley Davison partnership as a contribution to their event costs for 2026 and consider any other financial implications.
To resolve a contribution of £1000 is awarded to Shipley Wrecking Crew as a contribution to their event costs for 2026 and consider any other financial implications.
To receive the annual report for Northgate Toilets.
To receive the report of the Deputy Clerk and agree recommendation to introduce QR code donations at Northgate Toilets.
bii. To agree the report recommendation and appoint the preferred provider.
To receive the report of the Deputy Clerk and agree the recommendation for the Deputy Clerk to manage facilities independently of the current Service Level Agreement.
To acknowledge the LINK banking hub assessment report, 11.12.24.
To approve the making of a reapplication for a banking hub in Baildon.
Deputy Clerk will provide an update on Christmas planning.
To resolve the spending of up to £500 from the Christmas budget in support of children's activities to be held at local businesses at the switch on event on 28th November 2026.
To receive a report from the Deputy Clerk and review the Committee budget.
To resolve the delegation of budget lines.
To consider items for promotion and determine how this will be done.
To notify the Deputy Clerk of any items for the next agenda.
29th October 2026 at 7pm
Town Clerk Tel. 01274 593169 Email: clerk@baildontowncouncil.gov.uk
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