Councillor Barnett-Ward declared a pecuniary interest in Item 52 on the basis that she was employed as CEO of Reading Association for the Blind.

Councillor Rowland declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 52 on the basis that she was one of the Council’s appointed Trustees on the Queen Victoria Institute Fund and had been appointed in a personal capacity as a Trustee of Reading Community Learning Centre and Reading Association for the Blind.

Councillor McEwan declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 52 on the basis that she was one of the Council’s appointed representatives on Reading Community Welfare Rights Unit.

Councillor Terry declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 52 on the basis that she was one of the Council’s appointed representatives on Citizen’s Advice Reading.

Councillor Ennis declared a non-pecuniary interest in Items 56 and 57 on the basis that he was the Chair of the Reading Youth Offending Service which was overseen by Brighter Futures for Children.