By 8 February 2022, the Council has agreed to provide evidence that it has: •Created a dedicated adverse weather webpage that acts as a central hub where customers can get advice, information and support before, during and after periods of adverse weather. •Produce written guidance for staff working on the adverse weather desk to support them with signposting customers to appropriate resources. This will enable them to provide consistent and accurate response to enquiries.

The Council agreed to review its practices to ensure: the environmental protection team will make objections to future temporary events notices from the venue where appropriate; proper checks are made about the relevant party to be named on the Noise Abatement Notice; officers act on accepted breaches of licence and progress them without delay; ensure reports received by the environmental protection team are acknowledged and actioned.