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Introducing a fair system of assessing trees suitable for a Tree Preservation Order

Full council, 15 September 2025: a named vote, carried.

For 39, Against 0, Abstained 7.

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 (39)

Abstained (7)

From the minutes

journed for 10 minutes to consider the amendment) Following contributions from Councillors Morton, Goslin, Lugger, McLay, P. Nicholson, Penberthy and McCarty on the amendment, the Motion was carried. For: (39) Councillors Allen, Allison, Aspinall, Bannerman, Blight, Coker, Cresswell, Dann, Dingle, Evans OBE, Freeman, Gilmour, Goslin, Haydon, Hendy, Holloway, Krizanac, Laing, Lawson, Lugger, McCarty, McNamara, Moore, Morton, Murphy, Penberthy, Penrose, Poyser, Raynsford, Simpson, M Smith, Sproston, Steel, Stephens, Stevens, Taylor, Tippetts, Tuohy and Wood. Against: (0) Abstain: (7) Councillors McLay, Mrs Beer, Mrs Bridgeman, Ney, P Nicholson, S. Nicholson and Ricketts. Absent/did not vote: (2) Councillors Tofan and Ms Watkin. (Council was adjourned until 5pm) Council agreed to: 1. That trees in Plymouth that are worthy of p

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