Standing in the name of Councillor Annika Osborne
Full council, 18 July 2024: a named vote.
For 23, Against 3, 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 (23)
- Anna Bradnam (Liberal Democrats)
- Annika Osborne (Liberal Democrats)
- Ariel Cahn (Liberal Democrats)
- Bill Handley (Liberal Democrats)
- Brian Milnes (Liberal Democrats)
- Bridget Smith (Liberal Democrats)
- Dr Lisa Redrup (Liberal Democrats)
- Dr Martin Cahn (Liberal Democrats)
- Geoff Harvey (Liberal Democrats)
- Helene Leeming (Liberal Democrats)
- John Batchelor (Liberal Democrats)
- John Williams (Liberal Democrats)
- Jose Hales (Liberal Democrats)
- Michael Atkins (Liberal Democrats)
- Natalie Warren-Green (Liberal Democrats)
- Paul Bearpark (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Fane (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter McDonald (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Sandford (Liberal Democrats)
- Richard Stobart (Liberal Democrats)
- Sally Ann Hart (Liberal Democrats)
- Stephen Drew (Liberal Democrats)
- Daniel Lentell (Independent)
Against (3)
- Graham Cone (Conservative)
- Heather Williams (Conservative)
- Sue Ellington (Conservative)
From the minutes
poverty and she supported the motion. Councillor Annika Osborne proposed and Councillor Natalie Warren-Green seconded the motion as laid out in the report. A vote was taken and were cast as follows: In favour (23): Councillors Michael Atkins, John Batchelor, Paul Bearpark, Anna Bradnam, Ariel Cahn, Dr Martin Cahn, Stephen Drew, Peter Fane, Jose Hales, Bill Handley, Sally Ann Hart, Geoff Harvey, Helene Leeming, Daniel Lentell, Peter McDonald, Brian Milnes, Annika Osborne, Dr Lisa Redrup, Peter Sandford, Bridget Smith, Richard Stobart, Natalie Warren-Green and John Williams Against (3): Councillors Graham Cone, Sue Ellington and Heather Williams. Abstain (0) Council Agreed the following motion: The Council notes: · In 2017, the Conservative Government introduced a limit on benefit payments, preventing families from clai
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.