Sheerness Town Council Precept
Full council, 14 November 2018: a named vote.
For 21, Against 6, Abstained 2.
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 (21)
- Alan Horton (Conservative)
- Anita Walker (Conservative)
- Ben Stokes (Conservative)
- David Simmons (Conservative)
- Derek Conway (Conservative)
- Duncan Dewar-Whalley (Conservative)
- George Bobbin (Conservative)
- George Samuel (Conservative)
- Gerry Lewin (Conservative)
- James Hunt (Conservative)
- Ken Ingleton (Conservative)
- Lloyd Bowen (Conservative)
- Mike Dendor (Conservative)
- Nigel Kay (Conservative)
- Peter Marchington (Conservative)
- Roger Clark (Conservative)
- Samuel Koffie-Williams (Conservative)
- Sarah Aldridge (Conservative)
- Sue Gent (Conservative)
- Ted Wilcox (Conservative)
- Tina Booth (Conservative)
Against (6)
- Angela Harrison (Labour)
- Mark Ellen (Labour)
- Roger Truelove (Labour)
- Tony Winckless (Labour)
- Monique Bonney (Independent)
- Paul Fleming (TSG)
Abstained (2)
- Cameron Beart (Conservative)
- James Hall (TSG)
From the minutes
, most households would pay less. He encouraged Members to vote in favour of the recommendation. In accordance with Council Procedure Rule 19(5), a recorded vote was taken, and voting was as follows: For: Councillors Aldridge, Bobbin, T Booth, Bowen, Clark, Conway, Dendor, Dewar-Whalley, Gent, Horton, Hunt, Ingleton, Kay, Koffie-Williams, Lewin, Marchington, Samuel, Simmons, Stokes, Walker, Wilcox. Total equals 21. Against: Councillors Bonney, Ellen, Fleming, Harrison, Truelove, Winckless. Total equals 6. Abstained: Councillors Beart, Hall. Total equals 2. Resolved: (1) That in the year beginning 1 April 2019 Swale Borough Council shall on behalf of the new Sheerness Town Council, levy
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.