Communities and Partnership

What is the role of Communities & Partnership Scrutiny?

The Communities and Partnership Scrutiny Committee is responsible for reviewing issues relating to the following Council Corporate Priorities:

• Stronger and more inclusive communities
• Improve the local environment, economy and quality of life
•  Reduce crime and anti-social behaviour
• Tackle climate change and promote environmental resource management

The Committee will also monitor and review the outcomes of all Oxfordshire Partnerships where they have significant impacts & influence upon services delivered to Oxford residents.

Who is on the Communities and Partnership Scrutiny Committee?

The Communities and Partnership Committee consists of twelve councillors from all parties, who cannot be members of the Executive Board. Visit our Council Meetings pages and select the Communities and Partnership Scrutiny Committee for up to date membership details and meeting dates.

What is the Communities and Partnership Committee currently working on?

In May each year the Communities & Partnership Scrutiny Committee agrees a work programme that forms the basis for each committee meeting agenda. Please see the current work programme below:

How can I get involved in this Committee?

All members of the public can attend meetings of the Communities & Partnership  Scrutiny Committee and address the committee on items already on the agenda or any other matter within the committee's remit. If you would like to get involved, please contact us using the details on the right hand side of the page.

Page last reviewed 7 Nov 2008