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Councils · Cheshire West and Chester Council

Notice of Motion: Becoming a more inclusive borough

Full council, 16 May 2024: a named vote on the proposal, lost.

For 29, Against 39, 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 (29)

Against (39)

From the minutes

t, in accordance with Procedure Rule Part 3 paragraph 117, more than 8 Councillors rose to request a named, recorded vote. A recorded vote took place on the amendment, voting was recorded as follows: For the Proposal (29) Councillors Martin Barker, Martin Beveridge, Simon Boone, Mandy Clare, Tom Cooper, Razia Daniels, Hugo Deynem, Simon Eardley, Gillian Edwards, Lynn Gibbon, Charles Hardy, Graham Heatley, Myles Hogg, Martin Loftus, Ted Lush, Dan Marr, Phil Marshall, Margaret Parker, Stuart Parker MBE, Patricia Parkes, Phil Rimmer, John Roach, Gaynor Sinar, Lynn Stocks, Mark Stocks, Adrian Waddelove, Gill Watson, Mark Williams, Rachel Williams. Against the Proposal (39) Councillors Robert Bisset, Sherin Akhtar, Richard Beacham, Stuart Bingham, Tommy Blackmore, Matt Bryan, Matt Carter, Paul Chamberlain, Steve Collings, Andrew Cooper, Chris Copeman, Felicity Davies, Olwyn Dean, Lisa Denson, Paul Donovan, 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, John Stockton, Lucy Sumner, Alex Tate, Ben Walker, Christine Warner, Peter Wheeler. Abstentions (0) The amendment was therefore lost. Debate then continued on the substantive Motion and Councillor Richard Beacham proposed an amendment which was seconded by Councillor

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