MOTIONS AT COUNCIL
Full council, 29 January 2025: a named vote on the amendment, carried.
For 27, Against 12, 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.
For (27)
- Adrian Hoyle (Labour)
- Alistair Humphreys (Labour)
- Dave Flanagan (Labour)
- Fred Jackson (Labour)
- Gillian Campbell (Labour)
- Ivan Taylor (Labour)
- Jane Hugo (Labour)
- Jim Hobson (Labour)
- Jo Farrell (Labour)
- Joel McKevitt (Labour)
- John Boughton (Labour)
- Jon Bamborough MBE (Labour)
- Julie Jones (Labour)
- Kath Benson (Labour)
- Kim Critchley (Labour)
- Laura Marshall (Labour)
- Lisette Roe (Labour)
- Lynn Williams MBE (Labour)
- Mark Smith (Labour)
- Matthew Thomas (Labour)
- Mel Fenlon (Labour)
- Neal Brookes (Labour)
- Pam Brookes (Labour)
- Paula Burdess (Labour)
- Peter Hunter (Labour)
- Portia Webb (Labour)
- Shaun Brookes (Labour)
Against (12)
- Anita Cooper (Conservative)
- Bradley Mitchell (Conservative)
- Carl Mitchell MBE (Conservative)
- Danny Scott (Conservative)
- Diane Mitchell MBE (Conservative)
- Graham Baker (Conservative)
- Jason Roberts (Conservative)
- Julie Sloman (Conservative)
- Michele Scott (Conservative)
- Paul Galley (Conservative)
- Paul Wilshaw (Conservative)
- Jim O'Neill (Reform UK)
From the minutes
then went on to debate the amendment to the motion. Prior to voting on the amendment, five members of the Council requested that the vote on the motion should be recorded. The voting was as follows: For the amendment: Councillors Bamborough, Benson, Boughton, N Brookes, P Brookes, S Brookes, Burdess, Campbell, Critchley, Farrell, Fenlon, Flanagan, Hobson, Hoyle, Hugo, Humphreys, Hunter, Jackson, Jones, Marshall, McKevitt, Roe, Smith, Taylor, Thomas, Webb, Williams – total 27. Against the amendment: Councillors Baker, Cooper, Galley, B Mitchell, C Mitchell, D Mitchell, O'Neill, Roberts, D Scott, M Scott, Sloman, Wilshaw – total 12. Abstentions: – total 0. Amendment carried: The amendment was therefore carried and became the substantive motion. Voting then took place on the substantive motion as foll
The item in the council's own minutes. Names are matched to the councillors listed at the meeting. The names of people who aren't councillors are removed.