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Councils · Halton Borough Council

Transformation Programme and Budget Proposals 2023/24 to 2025/26

Full council, 1 February 2023: a named vote on the motion, carried.

For 50, Against 0, Abstained 0.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: Labour. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

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For (50)

From the minutes

a three year Transformation Programme. The report outlined details of the Programme and the one-off delivery costs. In accordance with Standing Order 16 (3), a recorded vote was taken. The following Members voted FOR the motion: Councillors Ball, Baker, Begg, Bevan, J. Bradshaw, M. Bradshaw, Bramwell, D. Cargill, E. Cargill, Carlin, Davidson, Dennett, Dourley, Fry, Garner, Gilligan, Goodall, Harris, S. Hill, V. Hill, Hutchinson, Jones, Leck, M. Lloyd Jones, P. Lloyd Jones, K. Loftus, Logan, A. Lowe, J. Lowe, McDermott, A. McInerney, T. McInerney, Nelson, L. Nolan, P. Nolan, N. Plumpton Walsh, Polhill, Ratcliffe, Rowe, Skinner, G. Stockton, T. Stretch, Angela Teeling, Thompson, Thornton, Wainwright, Wall, Wharton, Woolfall, and Wright. There were no abstentions. RESOLVED: That 1) the Council's latest financial position and forecast budget gaps, as outlined within section three of t

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