Online Cabinet Meeting addresses environmental issues

Posted by Stephen Bingham | Updated 2020-05-04

South Gloucestershire Council held a cabinet meeting last week to discuss a variety of environmental issues. The Covid-19 emergency necessitated, for the first time, the use of an online video conferencing forum. South Glos Liberal Democrats live-tweeted the meeting:

And we're off! @ClaireforTAY is asking questions on behalf of @sgloslibdems pic.twitter.com/P1M7SoUpMV
— South Glos Lib Dems (@sgloslibdems) April 27, 2020

For details of the Lib Dem response to the principal topics discussed see:

Cautious Welcome to Climate Emergency commitment

New Local Plan must not repeat the mistakes of the failed JSP

Further resources:

Cabinet agenda

Meeting Webcast

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