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Councils · West Northamptonshire Council

Final Budget 2023-24 and Medium Term Financial Plan

Full council, 22 February 2023: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 20, Against 50, Abstained 2.

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 (20)

Against (50)

Abstained (2)

From the minutes

ever be keen to become a money lender, however, he appreciated some of the ideas in the Liberal Democrat amendment and would have follow-up talks with officers. At the conclusion of the debate, there voted for the amendment: Councillors Alwahabi, Ashraf, Barrett, Beardsworth, Davenport, Duffy, Haque, Harris, Holland-Delamere, Jolley, Joyce, Meredith, Purser, Randall, E Roberts, Samiotis, Z Smith , Stone, Strachan, Tarasiewicz There voted against: Councillors Bagot-Webb, Baker, Barter, Chowdhury, Bignell, Bowen, Breese, A Brown, M Brown, Clark, Clarke, Clubley, Cole, Connolly, Cooper, Cribbin, Dyball, Eastwood, Fowler, Golby, Grant, Hallam, Hawes, Herring, Hill, Hinch, Hughes, Irving-Swift, James, Kilbride, King, Lane, Larratt, Lister, Longley, Lunn, Matten, Morton, Nunn, Parker, Patel, Pritchard, Rahman, J Roberts, Rumens, Sargeant, Shephard, D Smith, Sturges-Alex, Warren. There abstained: Councillors McCord, Sharps. The amendment was lost. Councillor McCord proposed an amendment to the budget and advised that he wished to remove point 3 of the amendment as it ha

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