2023-24 Budget and Medium-Term Financial Strategy 2023-24 to 2027-28 - General Fund and Housing Revenue Account
Full council, 22 February 2023: a named vote, carried.
For 23, Against 0, Abstained 13.
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 (23)
- Angela Snell (Conservative)
- Ann Newton (Conservative)
- Claire Dowling (Conservative)
- Dr Brian Redman (Conservative)
- Geoffrey Draper (Conservative)
- Helen Firth (Conservative)
- Johanna Howell (Conservative)
- Michael Baker (Conservative)
- Michael Lunn (Conservative)
- Neil Waller (Conservative)
- Nigel Coltman (Conservative)
- Pam Doodes (Conservative)
- Peter Waldock (Conservative)
- Phil Dixon (Conservative)
- Philip Lunn (Conservative)
- Ray Cade (Conservative)
- Richard Grocock (Conservative)
- Richard Hallett (Conservative)
- Robert Standley (Conservative)
- Ronald Reed (Conservative)
- Roy Galley (Conservative)
- Susan Stedman (Conservative)
- Tom Guyton-Day (Conservative)
Abstained (13)
- Anne Blake-Coggins (Liberal Democrats)
- Neil Cleaver (Liberal Democrats)
- Paul Holbrook (Liberal Democrats)
- Paul Sparks (Liberal Democrats)
- Ian Tysh (Green)
- Keith Obbard (Green)
- Rachel Millward (Green)
- Daniel Shing (Ind' Democrat)
- Oi Lin Shing (Ind' Democrat)
- Stephen Shing (Ind' Democrat)
- David White (Ind' Group)
- Kay Moss (Ind' Group)
- Lin Clark (Ind' Group)
From the minutes
nd making Wealden the employer of choice. The budget would enhance the long-term viability of the Council. The Chairman took a recorded vote as required by statute which was carried. Recorded vote: · For: Councillors Baker, Cade, Coltman, Dixon, Doodes, Dowling, Draper, Firth, Galley, Grocock, Guyton-Day, Hallett, Howell, M Lunn, P Lunn, Newton, Redman, Reed, Snell, Standley, Stedman, Waldock, Waller and Watts (24) · Against: None. · Abstain: Councillors A Blake-Coggins, Clark, Cleaver, Holbrook, Millward, Moss, Obbard, D Shing, O Shing, S Shing, Sparks, Tysh and White (13) RESOLVED – (a) To agree to an increase in 2023-24 Council Tax for a Band D Household by £6.05, with other bands increased in line with the formula (e
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