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Councillors are recommended to note the catering options, related costs and findings, presented within the report and to support the recommended way forward regarding catering at future Civic events.
Decision type: Non-key
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Notice of proposed decision first published: 05/12/2022
Decision due: 19 Jan 2023 by Executive Councillor for Open Spaces and City Services
Lead member: Executive Councillor for Open Spaces and City Services
Department: Corporate Strategy
Contact: Catherine Stewart (Oakly), Climate Change Officer Email: catherine.stewart@cambridge.gov.uk.
Additional Information: Requested for pre-scrutiny by Cllrs Payne and Copley.
Background Information: Following the plant-based food motion raised at full Council on 26 May 2022, the Council resolved to promote and normalise plant-based food by transitioning to provide more plant-based food options at Council meetings and events where food is served, due to the greenhouse gas emissions of meat and dairy production. As part of this, it was agreed that officers would explore a variety of catering options and bring a costed report of fully plant-based catering options for Civic events to a future Environment and Community Scrutiny Committee.