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Councils · South Cambridgeshire District Council

2022/23 Provisional General Fund Revenue and Capital Outturn (Cabinet, 7 November)

Full council, 30 November 2023: a named vote.

For 21, Against 8, Abstained 1.

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 (21)

Against (8)

Abstained (1)

From the minutes

was in contrast to many other local authorities. Councillor John Williams proposed and Councillor Bridget Smith seconded the recommendations in the report. A vote was taken and were cast as follows: In favour (21): Councillors Michael Atkins, Henry Batchelor, John Batchelor, Paul Bearpark, Anna Bradnam, Ariel Cahn, Dr Martin Cahn, Stephen Drew, Libby Earle, Bill Handley, Geoff Harvey, Carla Hofman, Helene Leeming, Peter McDonald, Brian Milnes, Dr Lisa Redrup, Peter Sandford, Bridget Smith, Richard Stobart, [name removed] de Weyer and John Williams. Against (8): Councillors Dr Shrobona Bhattacharya, Graham Cone, Sue Ellington, Mark Howell, Lina Nieto, Bunty Waters, Dr Richard Williams and Heather Williams. Abstain (1): Councillor Daniel Lentell. Council Agreed to A) Acknowledge the 2022/23 general fund revenue outturn position and the net underspend (after income from Taxation and Government Grants) in the year of £1.099 million as summarised in Appendix A, and the explanations provided for the variances compared to the revised 2022/23 revenue budget; B) Acknowledge the consequent increase in the General Fund as at 31 March 2023 of £3.258m to around £18.4m; C) Approve the carry forwards of £0.316 million in relation to General Fund revenue projects which were not undertaken during the year as planned. D) In relation to the Capital Programme: (i) Note the 2022/23 capital outturn of £15.520 million. (ii) Acknowledge the performance achieved in relation to the Capital Programme sc

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