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Councils · Cheshire West and Chester Council

Budget Report 2025-26, Medium Term Financial Strategy 2026-29 and Council Tax Setting 2025-26

Full council, 20 February 2025: a named vote on the proposal, carried.

For 41, Against 21, 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.

For (41)

Against (21)

From the minutes

vote took place on the substantive budget, including the three amendments agreed, under The Local Authorities (Standing Orders) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2014. Voting was recorded as follows: For the Proposal (41) Councillor Robert Bisset, Sherin Akhtar, Martin Barker, Richard Beacham, Stuart Bingham, Tommy Blackmore, Simon Boone, Matt Carter, Paul Chamberlain, Steve Collings, Felicity Davies, Olwyn Dean, Lisa Denson, Paul Donovan, Gillian Edwards, 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, John Roach, Jimmy Shannon, Karen Shore, Alan Smith, John Stockton, Lucy Sumner, Alex Tate, Ben Walker, Christine Warner, Rachel Waterman, Peter Wheeler Against the Proposal (21) Councillor Mandy Clare, Tom Cooper, Razia Daniels, Hugo Deynem, Simon Eardley, Lynn Gibbon, Charles Hardy, Mike Jones, Martin Loftus, Ted Lush, Dan Marr, Phil Marshall, Margaret Parker, Patricia Parkes, Phil Rimmer, Gaynor Sinar, Lynn Stocks, Mark Stocks, Adrian Waddelove, Gill Watson, Mark Williams DECIDED: That; i. The key changes to the level of funding available and the cost pressures faced by the Council, and the resulting financial gap for 2025-29 (paragraph 3.36-3.48) be noted. ii. The calculations made in accordance with the Local Gover

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