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Councils · Herefordshire Council

2022/23 BUDGET SETTING

Full council, 11 February 2022: a named vote, lost.

For 22, Against 27, Abstained 0.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: No overall control. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

For (22)

Against (27)

From the minutes

er finance, corporate services and planning, as the mover of the original motion, spoke before the vote on the amendment. The amendment was put to the recorded vote and was lost by a simple majority. FOR (22): Councillors Bartrum, Bolderson, Bowen, Durkin, Gandy, Guthrie, I'Anson, James, Johnson, Mike Jones, Kenyon, Lester, Matthews, Millmore, Phillips, Price, Probert, Rone, Shaw, Stone, Swinglehurst and Tillett. AGAINST (27): Councillors Paul Andrews, Bartlett, Boulter, Bowes, Chowns, Crockett, Davies, Fagan, Foxton, Hardwick, Harrington, Harvey, Hewitt, Hey, Hitchiner, Howells, Jinman, Marsh, Milln, Norman, Stark, Summers, Symonds, Toynbee, Tyler, Watson and Wilding. Abstentions (0) Amendment 4 – Proposed by Councillor Nigel Shaw and seconded by Councillor Jonathan Lester To change recommendation j: the new homes bonus grant funding of £1.33m is allocated to Market Towns Funding. Councillor Shaw proposed the amendment. Council debated the amendment. Councillor Jonathan Lester seconded the amendment. The cabinet member finance, corporate services and p

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