Motion to Council

Full council, 26 September 2024: a named vote, carried.

For 16, Against 6, Abstained 5.

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 (16)

Alan Oliver (Community Campaign (Hart))
Ben Thomas (Community Campaign (Hart))
Chris Axam (Community Campaign (Hart))
James Radley (Community Campaign (Hart))
Katie Davies (Community Campaign (Hart))
Richard Jones (Community Campaign (Hart))
Tina Collins (Community Campaign (Hart))
Tony Clarke (Community Campaign (Hart))
Wendy Makepeace-Browne (Community Campaign (Hart))
Andy Brown (Liberal Democrats)
Daisy Khepar (Liberal Democrats)
David Neighbour (Liberal Democrats)
Gerry Crisp (Liberal Democrats)
Graham Cockarill (Liberal Democrats)
Robert Harward (Liberal Democrats)
Stuart Bailey (Liberal Democrats)

Against (6)

Chris Dorn (Conservative)
Jon Hale (Conservative)
Selena Coburn (Conservative)
Stephen Highley (Conservative)
Bethany Woods (Liberal Democrats)
Warlock (not matched to a member)

Abstained (5)

Dan Taylor (Liberal Democrats)
Mark Vernon (Liberal Democrats)
Peter Wildsmith (Liberal Democrats)
Richard Quarterman (Liberal Democrats)
Dermot Smith (Independent)

From the minutes

the Conservative party over the last decade.” Council debated the amendment (during this discussion, Cllrs Crampton, Farmer, Forster and Southern left the meeting at 7.46pm) A recorded vote was held: For: Axam; Bailey; Brown; Clarke; Cockarill; Collins; Crisp; Davies; Harward; Jones; Khepar; Makepeace-Browne; Neighbour; Oliver; Radley; Thomas (16) Against: Coburn; Dorn; Hale; Highley; Woods; Warlock (6) Abstain: Quarterman; Smith; Taylor; Vernon; Wildsmith (5) The amendment was Carried The substantive motion now read: “This Council regrets the decision taken by the Labour Government to end universal win

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.