Budget and Council Tax Resolution 2023/24
Full council, 31 January 2023: a named vote on the amendment, lost.
For 7, Against 25, 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 (7)
- Asif Khan (Labour)
- Dennis Watling (Labour)
- Favour Ezeifedi (Labour)
- Matt Turmaine (Labour)
- Nigel Bell (Labour)
- Richard Smith (Labour)
- Sara Jane Trebar (Labour)
Against (25)
- Aga Dychton (Liberal Democrats)
- Amanda Grimston (Liberal Democrats)
- Ann Saffery (Liberal Democrats)
- Bill Stanton (Liberal Democrats)
- Darren Walford (Liberal Democrats)
- Dawn Allen-Williamson (Liberal Democrats)
- Glen Saffery (Liberal Democrats)
- Ian Stotesbury (Liberal Democrats)
- Jennifer Pattinson (Liberal Democrats)
- Karen Clarke-Taylor (Liberal Democrats)
- Kennedy Rodrigues (Liberal Democrats)
- Lenny Nembhard MBE (Liberal Democrats)
- Marilyn Devonish (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Hofman (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Watkin (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Hannon (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Jeffree (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Kloss (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Taylor (Liberal Democrats)
- Rabi Martins (Liberal Democrats)
- Richard Wenham (Liberal Democrats)
- Simon Feldman (Liberal Democrats)
- Stephen Johnson (Liberal Democrats)
- Tim Williams (Liberal Democrats)
- Tom Osborn (Liberal Democrats)
From the minutes
was debated by Council. The amendment was put to the vote. In accordance with the Local Authorities (Standing Orders) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2014 the votes were recorded as follows: Those members voting in favour of the amendment: Councillors Bell, Ezeifedi, Khan, Smith, Trebar, Turmaine and Watling. Those members voting against the amendment: The Chairman Councillor Grimston, Mayor Taylor, Councillors Allen-Williamson, Clarke-Taylor, Devonish, Dychton, Feldman, Hannon, Hofman, Jeffree, Johnson, Kloss, Martins, Nembhard, Osborn, Pattinson, Rodrigues, A Saffery, G Saffery, Stanton, Stotesbury, Walford, Watkin, Wenham and Williams. There were no abstentions. The amendment was LOST by 7 votes to 25 with no abstentions. The original motion was then put to Council. In accordance w
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