Revenue Budget 2023/2024
Full council, 7 March 2023: a named vote, lost.
For 9, Against 16, 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 (9)
- Andrew Barrand (Conservative)
- Anne Brooks (Conservative)
- David Thomas (Conservative)
- Hazel Foster (Conservative)
- Jacqueline Thomas (Conservative)
- James O'Dwyer (Conservative)
- John Kavanagh (Conservative)
- John Thomas (Conservative)
- Nick Bye (Conservative)
Against (16)
- Cat Johns (Liberal Democrats)
- Christine Carter (Liberal Democrats)
- Cordelia Law (Liberal Democrats)
- Jermaine Atiya-Alla (Liberal Democrats)
- John Dudley (Liberal Democrats)
- Lee Howgate (Liberal Democrats)
- Mandy Darling (Liberal Democrats)
- Margaret Douglas-Dunbar (Liberal Democrats)
- Nick Pentney (Liberal Democrats)
- Swithin Long (Liberal Democrats)
- Cecilia Brown (Inds)
- Darren Cowell (Inds)
- Jackie Stockman (Inds)
- Judith Mills (Inds)
- Nicole Amil (Inds)
- Robert Loxton (Inds)
From the minutes
e Higher Needs Block deficit, subject to an offer of an agreement being made by the Department for Education. A recorded vote was taken on the amendment. The voting was taken by roll call as follows: For: Councillors Barrand, Brooks, Bye, Foster, Kavanagh, O'Dwyer, David Thomas, Jacqueline Thomas and John Thomas (9); Against: Councillors Amil, Atiya-Alla, Brown, Carter, Cowell, Mandy Darling, Douglas-Dunbar, Dudley, Howgate, Johns, Law, Long, Loxton, Mills, Pentney and Stockman (16); and Absent: Councillors Steve Darling, Dart, Ellery, Hill, Kennedy, Barbara Lewis, Chris Lewis, Manning, Morey and Sykes (10). Therefore the amendment was
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