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Rutland County Council

… in 'Climate Change' motions. Rutland County Council therefore commits to:  Take action to deal with ‘Climate Change’ to make sure that the Council’s activities achieve net-zero carbon before 2050.  Call on the UK Government to provide the powers, resources and help with funding to make this possible, and ask our local MP to do likewise.  Ensure that all strategic decisions, budgets…

… activities, ensuring that any recommendations are fully costed and affordable  Ensure that the Executive and Scrutiny functions review council activities taking account of production and consumption emissions and produce an action plan within 12 months, together with budget actions and a measured baseline  Request that Growth Infrastructure and Resources Scrutiny Panels consider the impact…

… private car use, increasing the efficiency of buildings, tree planting on Council land, address fuel poverty; proactively using local planning powers to accelerate the delivery of net carbon new developments and communities, coordinating a series of information and training events to raise awareness and share good practice. 16 Report No: 160/2019 PUBLIC REPORT COUNCIL 14 October 2019…

… to public sector buildings in Rutland and the award criteria set out in the report (Exempt Appendix B) on the basis that any contracts will only be awarded when terms and conditions have been agreed and Full Council has approved the inclusion of this project in the Capital programme. 2.6 The Council then proceeded through DCMS Checkpoint B (Readiness to Procure) having:- i) Completed the further…

… A lists the key public sector buildings connections that will result from the Digital Rutland LFFN project. 4.3 To enable wider community benefit. When investing in Full Fibre Infrastructure Build to public sector building(s) it will become easier and cheaper for local communities to connect to full-fibre broadband as the fibre network is now much closer. Council Decision 14th October 2019 Ten day…