Report of Cabinet - 19 February 2025
Full council, 24 February 2025: a named vote, lost.
For 17, Against 21, Abstained 4.
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 (17)
- Alex Wade (Liberal Democrats)
- Caroline Rackham (Liberal Democrats)
- Colm McCarthy (Liberal Democrats)
- David Harrison (Liberal Democrats)
- David Millar (Liberal Democrats)
- Hilary Brand (Liberal Democrats)
- Jack Davies (Liberal Democrats)
- Malcolm Wade (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Clark (Liberal Democrats)
- Patrick Mballa (Liberal Democrats)
- Phil Woods (Liberal Democrats)
- Sean Cullen (Liberal Democrats)
- Joe Reilly (Independent)
- Nigel Linford (Independent)
- Peter Armstrong (Independent)
- Janet Richards (Green)
- John Haywood (not matched to a member)
Against (21)
- Alan Alvey (Conservative)
- Allan Glass (Conservative)
- Alvin Reid (Conservative)
- Barry Dunning (Conservative)
- Dan Poole (Conservative)
- Dave Penny (Conservative)
- David Hawkins (Conservative)
- Derek Tipp (Conservative)
- Geoffrey Blunden (Conservative)
- Ian Murray (Conservative)
- Jill Cleary (Conservative)
- John Sleep (Conservative)
- Kate Crisell (Conservative)
- Matthew Hartmann (Conservative)
- Neil Tungate (Conservative)
- Richard Frampton (Conservative)
- Richard Young (Conservative)
- Steve Clarke (Conservative)
- Steve Davies (Conservative)
- Stephanie Osborne (Liberal Democrats)
- Neville Penman (not matched to a member)
Abstained (4)
- Barry Rickman (Conservative)
- Christine Ward (Conservative)
- Michael Thierry (Conservative)
- Philip Dowd (Liberal Democrats)
From the minutes
impact of the amendment, although a new fee and therefore not straightforward, was likely to be in the region of £3-4k. The amendment was put to a recorded vote, the outcome of which was as follows:- Voting for:- Cllrs Armstrong, Brand, Clark, Cullen, J Davies, Harrison, Haywood, Linford, Mballa, McCarthy, Millar, Rackham, Reilly, Richards, A Wade, M Wade and Woods. Voting against:- Cllrs Alvey, Blunden, Clarke, Cleary, Crisell, S Davies, Dunning, Frampton, Glass, Hartmann, Hawkins, Murray, Osborne, Penman, Penny, Poole, Reid, Sleep, Tipp, Tungate and Young. Abstaining:- Cllrs Dowd, Rickman, Thierry and Ward. The amendment was lost, 17 in favour, 21 against, 4 abstaining. The Council further debated the Cabinet's budget proposals together with the alterna
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