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Flooding

Full council, 14 September 2020: a named vote, carried.

For 49, 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 (49)

From the minutes

ironment Agency flood defence schemes to safeguard residents, businesses and infrastructure. The meeting was briefly adjourned to consider the amendment. Following a debate, the amendment was agreed. For (49) Councillors Allen, Aspinall, Ball, Mrs Beer, Bowyer, Mrs Bowyer, Mrs Bridgeman, Buchan, Corvid, Carson, Churchill, Coker, Dann, Darcy, Davey, Deacon, Downie, Drean, Evans OBE, Haydon, Goslin, Hendy, Mrs Johnson, Kelly, Laing, Mike Leaves, Loveridge, Lowry, McDonald, Morris, Murphy, Neil, Nicholson, Parker-Delaz-Ajete, Penberthy, Rennie, Riley, Singh, P Smith, R Smith, Stevens, J Taylor, K Taylor, Tuffin, Tuohy, Vincent, Ms Watkin, Wheeler and Winter. Against (0) Absent/ Did Not Vote (9) Councillors Cook, Derrick, Jordan, James, Sam Leaves and Mrs Pengelly, Wigens. Lord Mayor โ€“ Councillor Mavin Following a debate, Coun

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