Council Tax 2025/26
Full council, 25 February 2025: a named vote, lost.
For 2, Against 25, Abstained 0.
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 (2)
- Giles Hall (Reform UK)
- Siobhan Monaghan (Reform UK)
Against (25)
- Alexander Curtis (Conservative)
- Andreas Payne (Conservative)
- Carol Crump (Conservative)
- Corina Gander (Conservative)
- David Taylor (Conservative)
- Dee Hart (Conservative)
- Gordon Nicholson (Conservative)
- Jim Clune (Conservative)
- John Perkins (Conservative)
- Julie Gunnell (Conservative)
- Keith Brown (Conservative)
- Mark Mills-Bishop (Conservative)
- Martin Greensmyth (Conservative)
- Patsy Spears (Conservative)
- Paul Mason (Conservative)
- Paul Seeby (Conservative)
- Peter Chorley (Conservative)
- Pierce Connolly (Conservative)
- Sherrie McDaid (Conservative)
- Steve Wortley (Conservative)
- Tony Siracusa (Conservative)
- Yvonne Mobbs (Conservative)
- Carol Bowman (Labour)
- Sean Waters (Labour)
- Selina Norgrove (Labour)
From the minutes
he provisions of Standing Order 20.4(b), a recorded vote was taken on the amendment and as a result of which there were two votes recorded in favour and twenty-five votes recorded against as follows: For: Councillors Hall, and Monaghan. Against: Councillors Bowman, Brown, Chorley, Clune, Connolly, Mrs Crump, Curtis, Gander, Greensmyth, Gunnell, Hart, Mason, McDaid, Mills-Bishop, Mobbs, Nicholson, Norgrove, Payne, Perkins, Seeby, Siracusa, Spears, Taylor, Waters and Wortley. The amendment was declared lost. The original motion was put to the vote and as a result of which there were twenty-two votes recorded in favour and
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.