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Councils · Somerset Council

Revenue and Capital Budget 2026/27, Council Tax 2026/27 and Medium Term Financial Strategy 2026/27-2030/31

Full council, 4 March 2026: a named vote, carried.

For 56, Against 34, Abstained 0.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: Liberal Democrats. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

For (56)

Against (34)

From the minutes

or Liz Leyshon proposed the recommendations, which were seconded by Councillor Bill Revans. A vote followed and the recommendations were agreed with fifty-six for and thirty-four against, votes cast: Those voting FOR: Councillors Steve Ashton, Jason Baker, Lee Baker. Mike Best, Adam Boyden, Theo Butt Philip, Ewan Cameron, Simon Carswell, Nicola Clark, Simon Coles, Adam Dance, Hugh Davies, Tom Deakin, Caroline Ellis, Habib Farbahi, Pauline Ham, Ross Henley, Mike Hewitson, Edric Hobbs, Henry Hobhouse, John Hunt, Dawn Johnson, Val Keitch, Andy Kendall, Jenny Kenton, Tim Kerley, Marcus Kravis, Liz Leyshon, Martin Lovell, Kevin Messenger, Harry Munt, Tessa Munt, Mike Murphy, Nick O'Donnell, Graham Oakes, Stephen Page, Derek Perry, Evie Potts-Jones, Hazel Prior-Sankey, Wes Read, Rob Reed, Bill Revans, Mike Rigby, Jo Roundell Greene, Peter Seib, Heather Shearer, Fran Smith, Jeny Snell, Andy Soughton, Mike Stanton, Cara Strom, Claire Sully, Sarah Wakefield, Richard Wilkins, Gwil Wren and Ros Wyke. Those voting AGAINST: Councillors Marcus Barr, Brian Bolt, Alan Bradford, Hilary Bruce, Hayward Burt, Mike Caswell, Norman Cavill, Mandy Chilcott, Barry Clarke, Peter Clayton, John Cook-Woodman, Martin Dimery, Andy Dingwall, Lance Duddridge, Bob Filmer, David Fothergill, Tony Grimes, Philip Ham, Mark Healey, Bente Height, Alastair Hendry, Dave Mansell, Frances Nicholson, Connor Payne, Kathy Pearce, Tom Power, Steven Pugsley, Faye Purbrick, Leigh Redman, Diogo Rodrigues, Gill Slocombe, Brian

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