2024-25 Final Budget and Medium-Term Financial Plan
Full council, 22 February 2024: a named vote on the amendment, lost.
For 27, Against 39, 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 (27)
- Bob Purser (Labour)
- Danielle Stone (Labour)
- Enam Haque (Labour)
- Harry Barrett (Labour)
- Jamal Alwahabi (Labour)
- Keith Holland-Delamere (Labour)
- Koulla Jolley (Labour)
- Naz Choudary (Labour)
- Paul Joyce (Labour)
- Rufia Ashraf (Labour)
- Walter Tarasiewicz (Labour)
- Wendy Randall (Labour)
- Zoe Smith (Labour)
- Charles Manners (Conservative)
- Cheryl Hawes (Conservative)
- Dermot Bambridge (Conservative)
- Jake Roberts (Conservative)
- Ken Pritchard (Conservative)
- Lizzy Bowen (Conservative)
- Richard Solesbury-Timms (Conservative)
- Carl Squires (Liberal Democrats)
- Dennis Meredith (Liberal Democrats)
- Jonathan Harris (Liberal Democrats)
- Sally Beardsworth (Liberal Democrats)
- Ian McCord (Independent)
- Julie Davenport (Independent)
- Paul Clark (Independent)
Against (39)
- Alan Chantler (Conservative)
- Andrew Grant (Conservative)
- Andrew Kilbride (Conservative)
- André González De Savage (Conservative)
- Ann Addison (Conservative)
- Anthony S. Bagot-Webb (Conservative)
- Azizur Rahman (Conservative)
- Brian Sargeant (Conservative)
- Cecile Irving-Swift (Conservative)
- Colin Morgan (Conservative)
- Daniel Cribbin (Conservative)
- Daniel Lister (Conservative)
- David James (Conservative)
- David Smith (Conservative)
- Fiona Baker (Conservative)
- Imran Ahmed Chowdhury BEM (Conservative)
- James Hill (Conservative)
- Jamie Lane (Conservative)
- Jo Gilford (Conservative)
- Jonathan Nunn (Conservative)
- Kevin Parker (Conservative)
- Laura Stevenson (Conservative)
- Malcolm Longley (Conservative)
- Mark Hughes (Conservative)
- Matt Golby (Conservative)
- Mike Hallam (Conservative)
- Mike Warren (Conservative)
- Nick Sturges-Alex (Conservative)
- Nigel Hinch (Conservative)
- Paul Dyball (Conservative)
- Peter Matten (Conservative)
- Phil Bignell (Conservative)
- Phil Larratt (Conservative)
- Raymond Connolly (Conservative)
- Rosie Herring (Conservative)
- Stephen Clarke (Conservative)
- Stephen Hibbert (Conservative)
- William Barter (Conservative)
- Brown (not matched to a member)
Abstained (1)
- Pinder Chauhan (Conservative)
From the minutes
responded to the debate and commented that the Council had relied heavily on its reserves in previous years; budget amendments proposing spends from reserves were not feasible for this reason. There voted for the amendment: Councillors Alwahabi, Ashraf, Bambridge, Barrett, Beardsworth, Bowen, Choudary, Clark, Davenport, Haque, Harris, Hawes, Holland-Delamere, Jolley, Joyce, Manners, McCord, Meredith, Pritchard, Purser, Randall, J Roberts, Z Smith, Solesbury-Timms, Squires, Stone, Tarasiewicz. There voted against the amendment: Addison, Bagot-Webb, Baker, Barter, Chowdhury BEM, Bignell, Brown, Chantler, Clarke, Connolly, Cribbin, Dyball, J Gilford, Golby, Grant, Hallam Herring, Hibbert, Hill, Hinch, Hughes, Irving-Swift, James, Kilbride, Lane, Larratt, Lister, Longley, Matten, Morgan, Nunn, Parker, Rahman, Sargeant, González De Savage, D Smith, Stevenson, Sturges-Alex, Warren. There abstained: Councillor Chauhan. The amendment was lost. Councillor Davenport made commented that the cost-of-living crisis continued to put pressure on the Council. She voiced conc
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.