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Ian Halsall
Cabinet Project Lead for Council Environmental and Waste Services; Member Advocate for Engagement with Students
Primarily active on planning and local government.
Party
Liberal Democrats
Role
Cabinet Project Lead for Council Environmental and Waste Services; Member Advocate for Engagement with Students
Ward
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Council
Bath and North East Somerset Council
Years in office
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Committees
1
Stories / 30d
0
Votes on record
0
Editorial briefing
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Ian Halsall has focused primarily on planning and local government over the past year. Sits on 1 committee.
Political activity timeline
Every news mention, vote, question, meeting, decision and consultation — chronological
- Decision6 Oct 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetKeynsham Recycling Hub - Fleet EV charging infrastructure
- Decision1 Oct 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetBath Western Riverside Phase 2 –Exchange of contracts
- Decision1 Oct 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetFood Strategy 2026-2031 (WL)
- Decision1 Oct 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetLocal Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) - Inter Authority Agreement (WL)
- Decision30 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetAppointment of Joint Deputy Monitoring Officer
- Decision29 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetCRSTS Bath Walking, Wheeling and Cycling Links: Weston to Bath City Centre (Royal Victoria Park) Early Works Funding
- Decision24 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetTwerton cycle/pedestrian route Feasibility and Developement
- Decision23 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetHousing alterations for foster carers
- Decision22 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetApproval of Capital Funding for Refuge Relocation Study
- Decision16 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetFreehold Disposal of Milward House, Keynsham
- Decision10 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetBath Quays, Bath
- Decision10 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetSurrender of Long Lease in Walcot Street, Bath
- Decision10 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetCase for Change
- Decision10 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetClean Air Strategy and Local Air Quality Targets
- Decision10 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetTreasury Management Performance Report 2026/27 – Quarter 1
- Decision10 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetPre-Submission Draft Local Plan 2025 - 2043
- Decision7 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetHousing alterations for foster carers
- Decision1 Sept 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetCommercial Estate Planned Maintenance Upgrades
- Decision24 Aug 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetCouncillors - Local Govt Pension Scheme
- Decision20 Aug 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · cabinetRevised Street Naming & Numbering Policy (WL)
- Meeting6 Jul 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · upcomingB&NES Cabinet
- News25 Jun 2026 · Bath Echo · Bath EchoCouncil planning to lift car park exit restriction in Oldfield Park
- News23 Jun 2026 · Bath Echo · Bath EchoCouncil staff could be offered apprenticeships as part of pay reforms
- Consultation20 Jun 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · Closes 1 AugB&NES draft Housing Strategy 2026-2031
- Consultation17 Jun 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · Closes 18 JulLiveable Neighbourhoods — Bath programme
- Meeting6 Jun 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · completedB&NES Cabinet
- Consultation2 Jun 2026 · Bath and North East Somerset Council · Closes 2 JulBath River Line — public realm proposals
News coverage
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- Bath Echo · 25 Jun 2026 · IQ 77Council planning to lift car park exit restriction in Oldfield Park
The change will reduce the distance that some motorists currently have to drive.
Why it mattersLifting the restriction will reduce journey times and local traffic by allowing drivers to exit the car park directly onto main roads rather than being forced through residential side streets.
Read original - Bath Echo · 23 Jun 2026 · IQ 89Council staff could be offered apprenticeships as part of pay reforms
The council is planning to offer apprenticeships to members of staff who are being placed on a lower pay grade.
Why it mattersThis policy aims to retain experienced staff and protect local services by helping employees gain new skills instead of leaving the council after their pay is reduced.
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Media presence
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Local press
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Council activity
Meetings, decisions and consultations from their committees
Recent decisions
Sources
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