Fairer

Supporting individuals and communities to lead safe, healthy and fulfilling lives.

We will

Improve the delivery of affordable and social housing to meet local need
Focus on young people, the vulnerable and those most in need when planning and delivering services
Promote health and wellbeing through enabling the provision of sports, leisure and cultural activities and encouraging responsible enjoyment of our parks, open spaces, heritage and countryside
Work to end rough sleeping and prevent homelessness, ensuring that those who need help can access appropriate support and advice
Tackle anti-social behaviour by working with partners to promote pride in place and effective enforcement
Represent the concerns of Mole Valley residents and businesses with partners, central government and other agencies

2024/25 Annual Plan Objective	Cabinet Portfolio
1. Enable young people to access and take part in a range of activities that they might not ordinarily be able to afford by continuing to run a programme of out of school activities	Councillor Nick Wright
2. Continue to expand our Mole Valley Life services by working with Health and Social Care partners, so that older and vulnerable people can live well and independently in their own homes for longer	Councillor Claire Malcomson
3. Implement the revised approach to the provision of Disabled Facilities Grants to maximise support to vulnerable residents	Councillor Rosemary Hobbs
4. Continue to build community capacity and support community infrastructure through the continuation of a grant scheme	Councillor Bridget Kendrick
5. Undertake refurbishment works at Dorking Halls	Councillor Nick Wright
6. Implement a revised approach to CCTV across the District	Councillor Paul Kennedy
7. Make best use of developer contributions (from Community Infrastructure Levy and Section 106 agreements) to fund Council Priorities, including affordable housing and infrastructure for communities	Councillor Rosemary Hobbs / Councillor Bridget Kendrick

2024/25 Cabinet Performance Indicator	Target 2024/25
1. Number of rough sleepers in the district on a given date	N/A*
2. Number of households in bed and breakfast accommodation and nightly stay accommodation	N/A*
3. Number of households on the Housing Register	N/A*
4. Number of households in emergency accommodation	N/A*
5. Number of affordable homes completed	47
6. Number of people who have received aids or adaptations to their homes via the disabled facility grant scheme	N/A*
7. Percentage of approved disabled facility grant applications where the adaptation has been completed	90%
8. Time taken to repair/replace playground equipment	10 working days
*it is not appropriate to set a target for these performance indicators; they are monitored as ‘Information’ performance indicators