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Councils · Plymouth City Council

Putting Plymouth Residents First

Full council, 29 June 2026: a named vote, carried.

For 36, Against 16, Abstained 1.

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 (36)

Against (16)

Abstained (1)

From the minutes

d Sproston. Councillor M. Smith proposed that Council moved to the vote on the substantive motion which was seconded by Councillor Evans. Council agreed to move to the vote of the substantive motion. For (36) Councillors: Allen, Allison, Bannerman, Mrs Beer, Blight, Briars-Delve, Coker, Cresswell, Cuddihee, Dann, Dingle, Driver, Evans OBE, Freeman, Goslin, Laing, Lawson, Loveridge, Lowry, Dr Mahony, McCarty, McLay, McNamara, Moore, Morton, Murphy, S. Nicholson, Noble, Penberthy, Penrose, Simpson, M. Smith, Steel, Stephens, Taylor and Ms Watkin. Against (16) Councillors: Cooke, Crumplin, Hadfield, Hagan, Hooper, Kelly, Nicholson, Ricketts, Rielly, Rose, Rowe, Sansom, Sharpe, Smith, Stickland and Tyler. Abstain (1) Councillor Wood Absent/Did not vote (2) Councillors Gilmour and Sproston. Council agreed to: 1. Confirm its commitment to putting Plymouth residents first in all Council dec

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