Revenue budget 2024/25, and Capital Programme 2024/25 to 2026/27
Full council, 21 February 2024: a named vote on the amendment, carried.
For 7, Against 23, Abstained 1.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: No overall control. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (7)
- Alan Roberts (Labour)
- Heather Bishop (Labour)
- Judy Rogers (Labour)
- Margi O'Callaghan (Labour)
- Trevor Webb (Labour)
- Claire Carr (Independent)
- Sabina Arthur (Independent)
Against (23)
- Alan Hay (Conservative)
- Andy Patmore (Conservative)
- Graeme Williams (Conservative)
- Karl Beaney (Conservative)
- Matthew Beaver (Conservative)
- Mike Edwards (Conservative)
- Paul Foster (Conservative)
- Peter Pragnell (Conservative)
- Rob Cooke (Conservative)
- Sorrell Marlow-Eastwood (Conservative)
- Ali Roark (Independent)
- Andy Batsford (Independent)
- John Cannan (Independent)
- John Rankin (Independent)
- Maya Evans (Independent)
- Mike Turner (Independent)
- Nigel Sinden (Independent)
- Paul Barnett (Independent)
- Simon Willis (Independent)
- Amanda Jobson (Green)
- Glenn Haffenden (Green)
- Julia Hilton (Green)
- Tony Collins (Green)
Abstained (1)
- Lucian Fernando (Reform UK)
From the minutes
cultural events. Councillor Barnett rejected the motion. The amendment was rejected by 7 for, to 23 against with 1 abstention. Councillors Arthur, Bishop, Carr, O'Callaghan, Roberts, Rogers and Webb voted for the amendment. Councillors Barnett, Batsford, Beaney, Beaver, Cannan, Collins, Cooke, Edwards, Evans, Foster, Haffenden, Hay, Hilton, Jobson, Marlow-Eastwood, Patmore, Pragnell, Rankin, Roark, Sinden, Turner, Williams, and Willis voted against. Councillor Fernando abstained. The Revenue Budget 2024/25 and Capital Programme 2024/25 to 2026/27 was agreed by 14 for, to 6 against with 11 abstentions. Councillors Arthur, Barnet
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