Medium Term Financial Strategy and Budget 2021-22
Full council, 24 February 2021: a named vote, lost.
For 14, Against 20, 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 (14)
- Gina Blomefield (Conservative)
- Julia Judd (Conservative)
- Julian Beale (Conservative)
- Mark Annett (Conservative)
- Ray Theodoulou (Conservative)
- Richard Keeling (Conservative)
- Richard Morgan (Conservative)
- Richard Norris (Conservative)
- Robin Hughes (Conservative)
- Stephen Andrews (Conservative)
- Stephen Hirst (Conservative)
- Steve Trotter (Conservative)
- Sue Jepson (Conservative)
- Tony Berry (Conservative)
Against (20)
- Andrew Doherty (Liberal Democrats)
- Claire Bloomer (Liberal Democrats)
- Clive Webster (Liberal Democrats)
- Dilys Neill (Liberal Democrats)
- Gary Selwyn (Liberal Democrats)
- Jenny Forde (Liberal Democrats)
- Joe Harris (Liberal Democrats)
- Juliet Layton (Liberal Democrats)
- Lisa Spivey (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Harris (Liberal Democrats)
- Mike Evemy (Liberal Democrats)
- Nick Maunder (Liberal Democrats)
- Nigel Robbins (Liberal Democrats)
- Patrick Coleman (Liberal Democrats)
- Rachel Coxcoon (Liberal Democrats)
- Ray Brassington (Liberal Democrats)
- Roly Hughes (Liberal Democrats)
- Tony Dale (Liberal Democrats)
- Andrew Maclean (Green)
- Nikki Ind (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
On being put to the vote the second amendment was LOST: For: Councillors Andrews, Annett, Beale, Berry, Blomefield, Hirst, Robin Hughes, Jepson, Judd, Keeling, Morgan, Norris, Theodoulou, Trotter – Total: 14 Against: Councillors Bloomer, Brassington, Coleman, Coxcoon, Dale, Doherty, Evemy, Forde, Joe Harris, Mark Harris, Roly Hughes, Ind, Layton, Maclean, Maunder, Neill, Robbins, Selwyn, Spivey, Webster – Total: 20 The Chair then returned to the proposed Medium Term Financial Strategy and Budget 2021/22. Councillor Harris spoke to the proposals. He highlighted t
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.