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Bristol City Council decisions in two-day cluster span housing, roads, digital systems and Avonmouth land
Five Bristol City Council decisions published between 21 and 22 September cover five different directorates, while Somerset and Cotswold councils also published governance papers in the same window.
The decisions were issued by five different council directorates: Policy, Strategy and Digital; Housing; Economy of Place; Resources; and Growth and Regeneration [1][2][3][6][7]. Cotswold District Council also published agendas for two Cabinet Member for Finance Decision Meetings scheduled for 5 October [5][8].
Sources
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Hyper-V 3-tier Infrastructure Platform Provision; Director: Policy, Strategy and Digital
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Emergency Accommodation Framework - October 2026 Blocks; Executive Director: Housing
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: St Marks Road Improvements; Director: Economy of Place
- Somerset Council meetings and papers: Decision sheet published: Meeting of Friday, 18th September, 2026 10.00 am, Scrutiny Committee - Adults, Health and Housing
- Cotswold District Council meetings and papers: Agenda published: Meeting of Monday, 5th October, 2026 4.00 pm, Cabinet Member for Finance Decision Meeting
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Adobe Licence Procurement; Executive Director: Resources
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Approve the surrender of existing long leasehold interest and subsequent conditional sale of the Council’s freehold interest at Atlantic Road, Avonmouth.; Executive Director: Growth and Regeneration
- Cotswold District Council meetings and papers: Agenda published: Meeting of Monday, 5th October, 2026 2.00 pm, Cabinet Member for Finance Decision Meeting
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