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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 3, Against 60, Abstained 5.

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 (3)

Against (60)

Abstained (5)

From the minutes

ed to the debate and commented that bus services in rural areas, especially those under threat, should always be considered when discussing car parking charges. At the conclusion of the debate, there voted for the amendment: Councillors McCord, Samiotis, Sharps. There voted against: Councillors Alwahabi, Bagot-Webb, Baker, Barter, Chowdhury BEM, Bignell, Breese, A Brown, M Brown, Clark, Clarke, Clubley, Cole, Connolly, Cooper, Cribbin, Duffy, Dyball, Eastwood, Fowler, Golby, Grant, Hallam, Haque, Hawes, Herring, Hill, Hinch, Holland-Delamere, Hughes, Irving-Swift, James, Jolley, Joyce, Kilbride, King, Lane, Larratt, Lister, Longley, Lunn, Matten, Morton, Nunn, Parker, Patel, Pritchard, Purser, Rahman, Randall, J Roberts, Rumens, Sargeant, Shephard, D Smith, Z Smith, Stone, Sturges-Alex, Tarasiewicz, Warren . There abstained: Councillors Beardsworth, Davenport, Harris, Meredith, E Roberts. The amendment was lost. Councillor Davenport commented that she was not happy with increased charging for bulky waste collections as she felt that t

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