Budget Report 2024-25, Medium Term Financial Strategy 2025-28 and Council Tax Setting 2024-25
Full council, 15 February 2024: a named vote on the proposal, lost.
For 24, Against 38, Abstained 3.
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 (24)
- Adrian Waddelove (Conservative)
- Charles Hardy (Conservative)
- Dan Marr (Conservative)
- Gaynor Sinar (Conservative)
- Graham Heatley (Conservative)
- Lynn Gibbon (Conservative)
- Lynn Stocks (Conservative)
- Margaret Parker (Conservative)
- Mark Stocks (Conservative)
- Mark Williams (Conservative)
- Martin Loftus (Conservative)
- Mike Jones (Conservative)
- Myles Hogg (Conservative)
- Norman Wright (Conservative)
- Patricia Parkes (Conservative)
- Phil Marshall (Conservative)
- Phil Rimmer (Conservative)
- Rachel Williams (Conservative)
- Razia Daniels (Conservative)
- Simon Eardley (Conservative)
- Stuart Parker MBE (Conservative)
- Tom Cooper (Conservative)
- Martin Barker (Independent)
- Ted Lush (Liberal Democrats)
Against (38)
- Adam Langan (Labour)
- Alan Smith (Labour)
- Alex Tate (Labour)
- Andrew Cooper (Labour)
- Arthur Neil (Labour)
- Ben Walker (Labour)
- Carol Gahan (Labour)
- Caroline Ellis (Labour)
- Christine Warner (Labour)
- Elizabeth MacGlashan (Labour)
- Felicity Davies (Labour)
- Gareth Gould (Labour)
- Gina Lewis (Labour)
- Jimmy Shannon (Labour)
- Karen Shore (Labour)
- Katie Kendrick OBE (Labour)
- Katrina Kerr (Labour)
- Lisa Denson (Labour)
- Louise Gittins (Labour)
- Lucy Sumner (Labour)
- Matt Carter (Labour)
- Michael Edwardson (Labour)
- Michael Garvey (Labour)
- Nathan Pardoe (Labour)
- Paul Chamberlain (Labour)
- Paul Donovan (Labour)
- Peter Wheeler OBE (Labour)
- Richard Beacham (Labour)
- Robert Bisset (Labour)
- Sam Naylor (Labour)
- Sheila Little (Labour)
- Sherin Akhtar (Labour)
- Steve Collings (Labour)
- Stuart Bingham (Labour)
- Tommy Blackmore (Labour)
- Matt Bryan (Non-aligned Independent)
- Chris Copeman (not matched to a member)
- Keith Miller (not matched to a member)
Abstained (3)
- Gill Watson (Non-aligned Independent)
- Martin Beveridge (Non-aligned Independent)
- John Roach (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
reen waste charge was somewhat high. A recorded vote took place on the amendment, under The Local Authorities (Standing Orders) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2014. Voting was recorded as follows: For the Proposal (24) Councillor Martin Barker, Tom Cooper, Razia Daniels, Simon Eardley, Lynn Gibbon, Charles Hardy, Graham Heatley, Myles Hogg, Mike Jones, Martin Loftus, Ted Lush, Dan Marr, Phil Marshall, Margaret Parker, Stuart Parker MBE, Patricia Parkes, Phil Rimmer, Gaynor Sinar, Lynn Stocks, Mark Stocks, Adrian Waddelove, Mark Williams, Rachel Williams, Norman Wright. Against the Proposal (38) Councillor Robert Bisset, Sherin Akhtar, Richard Beacham, Stuart Bingham, Tommy Blackmore, Matt Bryan, Matt Carter, Paul Chamberlain, Steve Collings, Andrew Cooper, Chris Copeman, Felicity Davies, Lisa Denson, Paul Donovan, Mike Edwardson, Caroline Ellis, Carol Gahan, Mike Garvey, Louise Gittins, Gareth Gould, Katie Kendrick, Katrina Kerr, Adam Langan, Gina Lewis, Sheila Little, Elizabeth MacGlashan, Keith Miller, Sam Naylor, Arthur Neil, Nathan Pardoe, Jimmy Shannon, Karen Shore, Alan Smith, Lucy Sumner, Alex Tate, Ben Walker, Christine Warner, Peter Wheeler Abstentions (3) Councillor Martin Beveridge, John Roach, Gill Watson The amendment was therefore lost. Following this amendment, Councillor Peter Wheeler proposed the meeting be extended until the finish of Council bus
The item in the council's own minutes. Names are matched to the councillors listed at the meeting. The names of people who aren't councillors are removed.