Annual Delivery Plan 2022-2023

Our Annual Delivery Plan (ADP) sets out our priorities and intentions for the year ahead.

This is the third ADP for the Council’s Corporate Plan 2020-2025, Working Together for a Brighter Future. The commitments in our Corporate Plan are long-term in nature and each year we set out the steps we will take to meet them in our ADP. This helps demonstrate our progress and focus for the year ahead.

The actions we will take over the coming year will contribute to the delivery of our four Wellbeing Objectives and our vision of Strong Communities with a Bright Future. Our plans have been shaped by the Well-being of Future Generations Act, you can read more about this in the Corporate Plan. The Objectives also provide the framework to demonstrate how we will secure continuous improvement and report on our progress as required by the Local Government Measure.

Our Wellbeing Objectives:

Work with and for our communities

Support learning, employment and sustainable economic growth

Support people at home and in their community

Respect, enhance and enjoy our environment

Developing the ADP

The actions set out in this year’s ADP reflect what residents, partners, elected members and staff have told us through various engagement and consultation activities through the year.

The responses to the consultation undertaken on this draft Plan have shaped our final Plan for 22-23.

The actions also reflect our Recovery Strategy, the findings from the work of our regulators, the information in our Annual Report (2020/21), the Council’s performance in the national context, our transformation programme and the Future Generations Report published in May 2020. The Council works with other public and third sector organisations as part of the Public Services Board. The Council’s Well-being Objectives align with Public Service Board’s Well-being Objectives and the actions detailed in this ADP will contribute to their delivery.

Delivery and monitoring of the ADP

The Annual Delivery Plan actions are reflected in our Service Plans showing how each department will work to contribute to our Well-being Objectives. Targets are set for delivering these actions.

Our work on the Corporate Plan is regularly monitored through an assessment of progress against our actions and performance indicators to allow councillors to scrutinise and oversee progress. This is reported to our Scrutiny Committees and Cabinet each quarter. Service Plans are also used to develop Team Plans and to inform our staff appraisals through the #itsaboutme process.

Getting involved

There are lots of ways to influence decision making in the Council. You can get involved by joining our citizens’ panel, Vale Viewpoint, and participate in consultations on our work and that of our partners.

Our Scrutiny Committees are open to the public and provide an opportunity to become involved in the Council’s activities. You can request a service area or matter to be considered by a Committee by completing a Scrutiny Review Topic Suggestion Form. You can also register to speak at Scrutiny Committees.

We welcome feedback about our work and you can contact us at:

improvements@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk