Electoral Review of Buckinghamshire
Full council, 27 April 2022: a named vote, carried.
For 93, Against 25, Abstained 1.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: Conservative. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (93)
- Adekunle Osibogun (Conservative)
- Alan Turner (Conservative)
- Andrew Wood (Conservative)
- Angela Macpherson (Conservative)
- Anita Cranmer (Conservative)
- Arif Hussain (Conservative)
- Arman Alam (Conservative)
- Ashley Waite (Conservative)
- Bill Chapple OBE (Conservative)
- Cameron Branston (Conservative)
- Carl Etholen (Conservative)
- Carol Heap (Conservative)
- Caroline Cornell (Conservative)
- Caroline Jones (Conservative)
- Catherine Oliver (Conservative)
- Chris Poll (Conservative)
- Clive Harriss (Conservative)
- David Anthony (Conservative)
- David Carroll (Conservative)
- David Goss (Conservative)
- David Johncock (Conservative)
- David King (Conservative)
- David Thompson (Conservative)
- David Watson (Conservative)
- Denise Summers (Conservative)
- Derek Town (Conservative)
- Dev Dhillon (Conservative)
- Diana Blamires (Conservative)
- Dominic Barnes (Conservative)
- Frank Mahon (Conservative)
- Gareth Williams (Conservative)
- Gary Hall (Conservative)
- Heather Wallace (Conservative)
- Howard Mordue (Conservative)
- Iain Macpherson (Conservative)
- Isobel Darby (Conservative)
- Jackson Ng (Conservative)
- Jane MacBean (Conservative)
- Jilly Jordan (Conservative)
- Jocelyn Towns (Conservative)
- John Chilver (Conservative)
- Jonathan Waters (Conservative)
- Joseph Baum (Conservative)
- Julie Ward (Conservative)
- Katrina Wood (Conservative)
- Lesley Clarke OBE (Conservative)
- Linda Smith BEM (Conservative)
- Liz Walsh (Conservative)
- Marcus Angell (Conservative)
- Mark Flys (Conservative)
- Mark Winn (Conservative)
- Martin Tett CBE (Conservative)
- Matthew Walsh (Conservative)
- Mazamal Hussain (Conservative)
- Michael Bracken (Conservative)
- Michael Collins (Conservative)
- Michael Rand (Conservative)
- Mick Caffrey (Conservative)
- Mike Stannard (Conservative)
- Mimi Harker OBE (Conservative)
- Mohammed Ayub (Conservative)
- Nathan Thomas (Conservative)
- Neil Marshall (Conservative)
- Nic Brown (Conservative)
- Nick Naylor (Conservative)
- Nick Southworth (Conservative)
- Patricia Birchley (Conservative)
- Patrick Fealey (Conservative)
- Paul Bass (Conservative)
- Paul Irwin (Conservative)
- Paul Kelly (Conservative)
- Paul Turner (Conservative)
- Peter Brazier (Conservative)
- Peter Martin (Conservative)
- Peter Strachan (Conservative)
- Phil Gomm (Conservative)
- Rachael Matthews (Conservative)
- Ralph Bagge (Conservative)
- Richard Gaster (Conservative)
- Richard Newcombe (Conservative)
- Robert Carington (Conservative)
- Santokh Chhokar (Conservative)
- Sarfaraz Khan Raja (Conservative)
- Simon Rouse (Conservative)
- Steven Barrett (Conservative)
- Steven Broadbent (Conservative)
- Sue Chapple (Conservative)
- Thomas Broom (Conservative)
- Timothy Butcher (Conservative)
- Trevor Egleton (Conservative)
- Warren Whyte (Conservative)
- Wendy Matthews (Conservative)
- Zahir Mohammed (Conservative)
Against (25)
- Adam Poland-Goodyer (Liberal Democrats)
- Gurinder Wadhwa (Liberal Democrats)
- Niknam Hussain (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Cooper (Liberal Democrats)
- Sarah James (Liberal Democrats)
- Steven Lambert (Liberal Democrats)
- Susan Morgan (Liberal Democrats)
- Tim Dixon (Liberal Democrats)
- Tuffail Hussain (Liberal Democrats)
- Waheed Raja (Liberal Democrats)
- Alison Wheelhouse (Independent)
- Ed Gemmell (Independent)
- Sophie Kayani (Independent)
- Stuart Wilson (Independent)
- Karen Bates (Labour)
- Majid Hussain (Labour)
- Melanie Smith (Labour)
- Robin Stuchbury (Labour)
- Imran Hussain (WI)
- Julia Wassell (WI)
- Matt Knight (WI)
- Steve Guy (WI)
- Darren Hayday (INDNET)
- Orsolya Hayday (INDNET)
- Gregory Smith (Green)
Abstained (1)
- Thomas Hogg (Conservative)
From the minutes
ons as noted in the report. These were seconded by Councillor B Chapple OBE. Councillor J Wassell proposed a recorded vote be taken, for which the threshold was met. The vote was recorded as follows: FOR (93): Councillors Alam, Angell, Anthony, Ayub, Bagge, Barnes, Barrett, Bass, Baum, Birchley, Blamires, Bracken, Branston, Brazier, Broadbent, Broom, Brown, Butcher, Caffrey, Carington, Carroll, B Chapple OBE, S Chapple, Chhokar, Chilver, Clarke OBE, Collins, Cornell, Cranmer, Darby, Dhillon, Egleton, Etholen, Fealey, Flys, Gaster, Gomm, Goss, Hall, Harker OBE, Harriss, Heap, A Hussain, Maz Hussain, Irwin, Johncock, Jones, Jordan, Kelly, King, MacBean, A Macpherson, I Macpherson, Mahon, Marshall, Martin, R Matthews, W Matthews, Mohammed, Mordue, Naylor, Newcombe, Ng, Oliver, Osibogun, Poll, Sarfaraz Raja, Rand, Rouse, L Smith BEM, Southworth, Stannard, Strachan, Summers, Tett, Thomas, Thompson, Town, Towns, A Turner, P Turner, Waite, Wallace, L Walsh, M Walsh, Ward, Waters, Watson, Whyte, Williams, Winn, A Wood and K Wood. AGAINST (25): Councillors Bates, Cooper, Dixon, Gemmell, Guy, D Hayday, O Hayday, I Hussain, Majid Hussain, N Hussain, T Hussain, James, Kayani, Knight, Lambert, Morgan, Poland-Goodyer, W Raja, G Smith, M Smith, Stuchbury, Wadhwa, Wassell, Wheelhouse and Wilson ABSTAIN (1): Councillor Hogg RESOLVED – (1) That the final submission to the Local Government Boundary Commission for England on the future pattern of wards for Buckinghamshire C
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.