Agreement – Section 11(6) of the Local Government Act 2003Agreement • June 8th, 2012
Agreement for housing management and other servicesMay 5th, 2020
AgreementOperating Agreement • April 14th, 2021 • England and Wales
Gloucestershire Safer and Stronger Communities AgreementCommunities Agreement • April 11th, 2006
The Gloucestershire Community Safety Partnership (GCSP) will manage the Safer and Stronger Communities Agreement on behalf of the Countywide Gloucestershire Strategic Partnership (GSP).
LOCAL LETTINGS PLAN AGREEMENT BETWEEN CHELTENHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL AND CHELTENHAM BOROUGH HOMESLocal Lettings Plan Agreement • April 28th, 2016
Blenheim House agreement [part 1]Blenheim House Agreement • December 2nd, 2009
The councils interests in the linked agreements is as landowner (where stated) and in all cases as funder in order to ensure all the elements of the scheme are in place
andApril 13th, 2021
PARTNERSHIP FUNDING AGREEMENT: PREFACEPartnership Funding Agreement • April 15th, 2005
Cheltenham Arts Festivals (CAF) is a registered charity created in 1948 to progress and develop the success of the first annual music festivals which started in 1945. Since that time the music festival has grown substantially and other festivals have been added to the work of CAF. There is also now a Literature festival, a Jazz festival and a Science Festival all of which attract many people, critical acclaim and an international reputation for excellence in their field.
EVERYMAN THEATREJanuary 25th, 2011
ContractMay 5th, 2020
Appendix 1 - Draft Memorandum of Understanding between partners: This draft document sets out the working arrangements that each of the partners.
THIS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING is made the day of 2003May 5th, 2020
Government On-Line Bid submitted by the Partnership to the office of the Deputy Prime Minister, and the subsequent award, which describes how the Partnership will undertake the E Government Projects
Gloucestershire Information Sharing Partnership AgreementJuly 7th, 2022
⮚ All of the requirements, terms and conditions of the Gloucestershire Information Sharing Partnership Agreement overarching data sharing protocol, and its Schedules.
Site Management Agreement between PFRA and Cheltenham Borough CouncilManagement Agreement • June 8th, 2012
The purpose and spirit of this voluntary Site Management Agreement (SMA) is to facilitate face-to-face fundraising in Cheltenham town centre and provide balance between the rights of charities or not-for-profit organisations to fundraise and the rights of the public to go about their business without the impression of undue inconvenience. For the avoidance of doubt, this document does not constitute a legal contract.
TEWKESBURY BOROUGH COUNCILEngland • September 26th, 2019
Local Area Agreement Addendum – Legal ImplicationsFebruary 22nd, 2008
Local area agreements now fall within the statutory framework of the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007.
THIS AGREEMENT is made 2008Agreement • January 11th, 2008
BETWEEN GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL of Shire Hall Westgate Street Gloucester (hereinafter called ‘the County’) of the one part and CHELTENHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL of Municipal Offices, Promenade Cheltenham (hereinafter called ‘’the Borough’) of the other part
Partnership Agreement/ Memorandum of Understanding 2006/2009December 8th, 2005
Agreement to loan to support the construction of an annex at St.November 30th, 2016
Accountable member Cllr. Rowena Hay; Cabinet Member Finance Accountable officer Richard Gibson, Strategy and Engagement ManagerWard(s) affected St. Margaret’s Hall lies in Warden Hill ward, but serves a much wider geography. Key/Significant No Decision Executive summary Council on 18th July 2016 agreed that an in-principle loan be made to The Trustees of St. Margaret’s Hall Users Group for the purposes of enabling further fund-raising to take place in connection with the construction of the proposed annex. The offer was made subject to the following conditions:1. The offer of the loan in-principle was to remain open for 12 months. 2. The offer of the loan in-principle is only to be used in connection with the proposed Annex and to help the User Group secure the additional funds necessary to enable the build contract to be entered into. 3. Subject to the User Group securing all the necessary funds to cover the proposed total cost of the whole scheme, a further report would be considered
ContractJanuary 25th, 2013
DEED OF VARIATION OF INTER AUTHORITY AGREEMENT FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE SERVICES PROJECTVariation of Inter Authority Agreement • October 20th, 2017 • England and Wales
Service Level Agreement PrinciplesService Level Agreement • October 8th, 2004
Objectives of service level agreement Background such as Cultural Strategy What partnership offers both organisations
Framework Agreement on Food Law Enforcement Food Service Plan 2005 - 2006June 17th, 2005
This service plan has been reviewed in accordance with the Food Standards Agency’s Service Planning Guidance for Food Law Enforcement and sets out the Division’s food safety objectives for the year 2005/2006.
THIS AGREEMENT is made the day of 2021Agreement • April 19th, 2021 • England and Wales
SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTService Level Agreement • September 9th, 2021
clearly a series of services and provisions which the Council has agreed your organisation will perform on behalf of Cheltenham Borough Council and its residents.
ContractPrivate Hire Vehicle Rental Agreement • May 21st, 2013
DRAFT CONDITIONAL OFFER OF GRANTGrant Agreement • September 16th, 2004
Provision of Local Sustainable Energy Retrofit Hub Service Level AgreementService Level Agreement • July 5th, 2013
DATED 2017Inter Authority Agreement • July 27th, 2017 • England and Wales
Organic document subject to further change Version 2 - 23.10.19Pavilion Lease • July 20th, 2020
Rent Reviews: 5 yearly, upwards only and based on pitch fee percentage increases. This assumes that as of today the income equates to £6,000 pa (2016/ 17)
Agreement for Services between Cheltenham Borough Council and Publica Group (Support) Ltd: Extension of TermOctober 1st, 2021
Accountable member Councillor Rowena Hay, Leader of the Council Accountable officer Darren Knight, Executive Director People & Change Ward(s) affected None Key Decision Yes Executive summary Cheltenham Borough Council entered into a five year Agreement for Services with Publica Group (Support) Ltd on 1 November 2017 for the delivery of support services, namely ICT, HR & Payroll, Learning & Development and Finance & Procurement. The Agreement expires on 31 October 2022 and the council is required to give at least 12 months’ written notice if it wishes to extend the term of the Agreement, ie by the end of October 2021. The council wishes to extend the term for delivery of services by Publica Group (Support) Ltd for a further four years; however, the list of services the council wishes Publica to deliver is subject to review. The pandemic has had a fundamental and lasting impact on the council and the borough and the council is currently engaged in a number of workstreams to ensure the co
LOCAL LETTINGS PLAN AGREEMENT BETWEEN CHELTENHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL AND CHELTENHAM BOROUGH HOMESLocal Lettings Plan Agreement • January 20th, 2021
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF GARAGE LICENCE AGREEMENTTerms and Conditions • July 2nd, 2018
Cheltenham Borough Council set up Cheltenham Borough Homes (“CBH”) as an Arms Length Management Organisation. This means that CBH is fully owned by the Council but operates independently. CBH manages the garages on behalf of the Council.
Grant Agreement (mixed Consortium)Grant Agreement • March 19th, 2018 • England and Wales
Contents 1 Definitions and interpretation 3 2 Purpose 31 3 Acknowledgements, Representations and Warranties 31 4 Indicative Schemes 31 5 Firm Schemes 33 6 Changes to Firm Schemes or the Consortium 34 7 Time extensions 38 8 Firm Scheme substitution and additions 39 9 Delivery Obligations 41 10 Operational Obligations 41 11 Review, Monitoring and Reporting 45 12 Transparency Obligations 49 13 Grant Claim Procedures 50 14 Payment of Grant 53 15 Adjustments to Second Tranche Grant 54 16 Withholding of grant 55 17 Repayment of grant 59 18 Default Events and Termination 63 19 Information and Confidentiality 67 20 Data Protection 71 21 Intellectual Property 73 22 Health and Safety 74 23 Construction Industry Scheme 76 24 Assignment and sub-contracting 76 25 Dispute Resolution 76 26 Further assurance 77 27 No fetter on statutory functions 78 28 No agency 78 29 Exclusion of third party rights 78 30 Entire Agreement 78 31 Severability 78 32 Cumulative rights and enforcement 78 33 Waiver 79 34
DRAFT GRANT AGREEMENTDraft Grant Agreement • December 3rd, 2004
ContractJanuary 21st, 2021
