Councillor James Potts

Councillor James Potts presented a ten-year plan for inclusive economic growth. He highlighted the approval of a social value statement to leverage council spending for tangible benefits. The councillor also expressed strong support for a proposal for temporary stewardship of the Holloway Women's Building and encouraged constructive engagement with developers. He outlined a multi-faceted approach to reducing NEET levels and improving young people's access to opportunities, acknowledging the impact of AI on the job market. Councillor Potts stated the council would promote the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration and encourage resident participation. He confirmed that further information regarding the potential use of High Street Rental Auction powers would be shared. The councillor also presented a report on tackling empty shops and expressed optimism about the potential of these powers.

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