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• Vice-chair: Cllr Martin Pearcy (Green) Community Services & Licensing Committee • Vice-chair: Cllr Jonathan Edmunds (Green) Development Control Committee • Vice-chair: Cllr Trevor Hall (Lab) Environment Committee • Vice-chair: Cllr Robin Layfield (Lab) Housing Committee • Vice-chair: Cllr Chris Jockel (Green) Cllr Steve Robinson (Labour) was elected Council Chair, and Cllr Trevor Hall elected Vice Chair. Cllr Braun said: “Almost half of the councillors elected are new to the council and this an exciting opportunity to bring fresh ideas to the table over the next three years. As well as responding to the immediate challenges, we’ll also be looking to the future and delivery of the District Council’s Carbon Neutral 2030 targets.”
Work has begun on the next phase of Stroud District Council’s plan to build new homes for affordable rent and shared ownership in Nailsworth, Minchinhampton and Eastington. Thirty-six homes will be built across three sites at a cost of £5.3million, of which eleven will be for older people. The work is part of Stroud District Council’s New Council Homes programme, and is part of the council’s ongoing commitment to the delivery of much needed affordable homes across the district:
Ringfield Close, Nailsworth: Work has started to build 20 homes on the site of a former sheltered housing scheme, with an anticipated completion date of December 2021.