The July Executive Board agenda is now available online and there’s some interesting items up for approval.
Firstly, there’s the Annual Social Services Director’s Report which reviews the performance of both children’s and adult social care and gives an update on the improvement priorities for 2019/20. There’s some excellent examples of how their work is improving the lives of people across the county borough and is well worth a read if you have the time.
Second up is the exciting Mold Road Corridor Master Plan which sets out the vision for the future development of the Racecourse and surrounding areas. You can read more about this here.
Next will be a report about the Welsh Football Museum following the support of Welsh Government that the Welsh Football Museum be located at Wrexham Museum. The report asks members to look at a design scheme to sensitively design an extension to the current building. If it all comes to fruition it is anticipated that visitors would be in the region of 80,000 per year. There’s more about this here.
The results of the consultation to increase pupil numbers at Barker’s Lane Primary School will also be presented to the Board and they are asked to recommend an extension to the current building to accommodate a further 105 pupils. The first year of increase would be September 2020 for Nursery and Reception classes.
Finally members will be asked to approve plans to address the issue of long term empty properties across Wrexham through the use of enforcement and assistance. There’s more about this here.
The meeting is open to the public and takes place on Tuesday, 9 July at 10am in the Guildhall. It will also be webcast and you can find out more about this here. You can take a look at the whole agenda here.
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