The Council currently webcasts a range of meetings including Full Council, the Cabinet and Scrutiny Committees/Panels. We will be webcasting future events and public consultation meetings
What is a webcast?
A webcast is a transmission of audio and video over the internet. Video cameras at our council meetings capture the live information and send it to a central server, which in turn sends it to anyone what would like to view the meeting.
How do I view a webcast?
Through the use of your internet connection and web browser you can view the meetings live from the comfort of your own home.
Webcasts allow you to see and hear the proceedings of events and meetings while they're happening and for up to twelve months afterwards. When viewing a meeting you may find it useful to have the agenda and reports for that meeting to hand.
Meeting archive
Should you miss a meeting, or would like to view a section of the meeting again, then you can view an archive of the webcast in the Webcast library. The archives allow you to view the meeting at your leisure and jump to a specific agenda point or speaker.
Archive meeting documents
Archive meeting documents are available via our document management system.
Feedback
You can also submit comments and feedback about the webcasts themselves using the feedback form provided on each webcast page.
