To approve as a correct record the minutes of the meeting held on 12th May 2011 attached marked 3. Contact Richard Thomas Tel 01743 252725.

To receive such communications as the Chairman, Speaker, Leader and Chief Executive may desire to lay before the Council.

To receive any questions from the public, notice of which has been given in accordance with Procedure Rule 14.

To receive any questions from Members, notice of which has been given in accordance with Procedure Rule 15.2, attached marked 6.

To receive the report from the Leader, attached marked 7. In accordance with Procedure Rule 15, up to 20 minutes will be allocated to the presentation, members' questions and their supplementaries.

To receive the report from the Chairman of the Performance and Strategy Scrutiny Committee, attached marked 8. In accordance with Procedure Rule 15, up to 20 minutes will be allocated to the presentation of the reports, Members' questions and their supplementaries.

Report of the Democratic Services and Elections Manager is attached, marked 9. Contact Richard Thomas Tel 01743 252725.

Report of the Democratic Services and Elections Manager is attached, marked 10. Contact Richard Thomas Tel 01743 252725.

Report of the Chief Executive is attached, marked 11. Contact Kim Ryley Tel 01743 252702.

The following motions have been received in accordance with Procedure Rule 16: 12.1 The following motion has been received from Councillor A. N. Mosley: Given that it is halfway into the current Administration's term of office and one year into that of the Tory led coalition Government's, this council is increasingly concerned at the serious and irreparable harm being imposed as a consequence of the swingeing cuts in our budget. We can identify significant cuts in service levels, rising fees and charges, increasing concerns amongst residents, low staff morale and a general demise in the principles of public service which will particularly impact on our more vulnerable residents. We also recognise that this downward process will accelerate as the full implications of the MTFP become clearer. We are also aware of cuts being imposed on our public sector stakeholders and hence, the cumulative effects on residents. We therefore call upon all political groups in Shropshire to make urgent representations to their MP colleagues and ministers, urging that they change current economic policy as leading to public sector cuts which are unfair, too deep and too rapid. Moreover such policies are not conducive to growth and economic recovery. 12.2 The following motion has been received from Councillor J. Tandy: In light of news that various supermarkets in Shrewsbury plan to apply either to increase the size of existing stores or to build a new store, as well as the concerns about parking charges recently expressed by businesses in Shrewsbury town centre, this Council will review its parking fees structure and Park & Ride fares in Shrewsbury and also work with all of the town's businesses to increase footfall.