SUSTAINABLE STOCKPORT PORTFOLIO HOLDER’S INTRODUCTIONPortfolio Agreement • June 21st, 2021
The Portfolio Agreement is the benchmark by which progress will be scrutinised during the coming year. The Portfolio will work with other Portfolios in pushing forward our Climate Change agenda and other environmental issues.
FINAL DRAFTPortfolio Agreement • July 10th, 2015
Stockport has always been an attractive place to live and to visit. The range of services in my portfolio will collectively ensure that the Council continues to play a leading role in the diverse and unique places within the Borough are clean, safe, and well-connected.
FINAL DRAFTPortfolio Agreement • July 10th, 2015
Stockport is a Borough which benefits from a number of economic advantages in terms of its location, its highly-skilled workforce, its transport connectivity, and its strong business-base.
SUSTAINABLE STOCKPORT PORTFOLIO HOLDER’S INTRODUCTIONPortfolio Agreement • September 28th, 2020
This Portfolio Agreement for 2020/21 is written in circumstances not before experienced and if there is any certainty about the future it is that it is uncertain, with more that is unknown than known. Over the last six months, council staff have risen magnificently to the challenge and everyone involved has demonstrated remarkable commitment. This pandemic is still with us and that is why this Agreement is presented to Committee against a backdrop of unpredictability.
CHILDREN, FAMILY SERVICES & EDUCATION PORTFOLIO HOLDER’S INTRODUCTIONPortfolio Agreement • September 15th, 2020
This portfolio agreement includes a review of the period April to July of the municipal year and is to be followed by two further reports by April 2021. The period covered in this report has been one of the most challenging in living memory with the Covid-19 crisis.
Collaborative Training Partnerships Portfolio AgreementPortfolio Agreement • January 28th, 2020
Introduction The Portfolio Agreement will be considered by the Assessment Panel as part of the assessment process for Collaborative Training Partnerships (CTPs), along with other information returned in the Je-S submission, and information provided by UKRI-BBSRC. The document outlines a number of key aspects of the PhD training to be provided by the Partnership that will be subject to specific annual monitoring. UKRI-BBSRC may also ask partnerships to report on any other aspects of PhD training which are covered in their Je-S submission. The Portfolio Agreement will be used as a monitoring tool to determine whether the CTP is meeting its objectives. UKRI-BBSRC recognises that circumstances may change for CTPs. However, changes to the commitments made by Partners may only be made following discussion with UKRI-BBSRC.
ECONOMY & REGENERATION PORTFOLIO HOLDER’S INTRODUCTIONPortfolio Agreement • June 27th, 2018
This is my third annual Portfolio Agreement, which summarises the Economy & Regeneration Portfolio’s work programme and its intended outcomes for the next 12 months. The 2017/18 Annual Report was published last month and this Agreement sets out how we will build on the work described in that report to make our Borough an even better place to live, visit, work and do business.
ECONOMY AND REGENERATION PORTFOLIO HOLDER’S INTRODUCTIONPortfolio Agreement • June 9th, 2021
Regeneration. I am hugely grateful for having the opportunity to continue the work I have helped develop and oversee with an incredibly talented and dedicated group of officers.
FINAL DRAFTPortfolio Agreement • July 10th, 2015
ContractPortfolio Agreement • January 11th, 2019
Introduction The Portfolio Agreement will be considered by the Assessment Panel as part of the assessment process for Doctoral Training Partnerships (DTPs), along with other information returned in the Je-S submission, and information provided by UKRI-BBSRC. The document outlines a number of key aspects of the PhD training to be provided by the Partnership that will be subject to specific annual monitoring. UKRI-BBSRC may also ask partnerships to report on any other aspects of PhD training which are covered in their Je-S submission. The Portfolio Agreement will be used as a monitoring tool and considered alongside the mid-term review to determine whether the DTP is meeting its objectives. UKRI-BBSRC recognises that circumstances may change for DTPs. However, changes to the commitments made by Partners may only be made following discussion with UKRI-BBSRC.
SCHEDULE B-1 PORTFOLIOS SUBJECT TO THIS AGREEMENTPortfolio Agreement • February 28th, 2012 • HSBC Funds
CHILDREN, FAMILY SERVICES AND EDUCATIONPortfolio Agreement • June 8th, 2021
This portfolio agreement is designed to set out the priorities and development over the period April 2021 to March 2022. Throughout the report cognizance has been taken of the many impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the services provided by Stockport Family and Stockport schools, in addition how planned developments have not progressed as planned over this last year.
SCHEDULE B-1 PORTFOLIOS SUBJECT TO THIS AGREEMENTPortfolio Agreement • February 28th, 2012 • HSBC Portfolios
Dated 08 September 2020 Portfolio Agreement between KOSMOS ENERGY OPERATING as Kosmos and as ShellPortfolio Agreement • November 9th, 2020 • Kosmos Energy Ltd. • Crude petroleum & natural gas
SCHEDULE B-1 PORTFOLIOS SUBJECT TO THIS AGREEMENTPortfolio Agreement • February 28th, 2012 • HSBC Advisor Funds Trust
INCLUSIVE NEIGHBOURHOODSPortfolio Agreement • June 21st, 2021
However this past year has also been a difficult one for many across Stockport. Recent reports indicate that the effects of the past year have exacerbated existing inequalities. Now more than ever we need to continue to work together to ensure everyone within our community has the opportunity to thrive.
Portfolio AgreementPortfolio Agreement • November 23rd, 2021
Introduction The Portfolio Agreement will be considered by the Assessment Panel as part of the assessment process for Collaborative Training Partnerships (CTPs), along with other information returned in the Je-S submission, and information provided by UKRI-BBSRC. The document outlines a number of key aspects of the PhD training to be provided by the Partnership that will be subject to specific annual monitoring. UKRI-BBSRC may also ask partnerships to report on any other aspects of PhD training which are covered in their Je-S submission. The Portfolio Agreement will be used as a monitoring tool to determine whether the CTP is meeting its objectives. UKRI-BBSRC recognises that circumstances may change for CTPs. However, changes to the commitments made by Partners may only be made following discussion with UKRI-BBSRC. Name of person with lead responsibility for the Collaborative Training Partnership: Name: James BrosnanPosition: DirectorOrganisation: The Scotch Whisky Research Institute
