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Councils · Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

Motions on Notice

Full council, 26 September 2018: a named vote on the amendment, carried.

For 33, Against 5, Abstained 5.

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 (33)

Against (5)

Abstained (5)

From the minutes

of the following additional matters: · This was a matter of government policy. · This was not Tunbridge Wells Borough Council policy. Councillor Chapelard requested a recorded vote on the amendment. Members who voted in favour of the amendment: The Deputy Mayor Councillor Scholes, Councillors Backhouse, Barrington-King, Dr Basu, Bland, Bulman, Mrs Cobbold, Dawlings, Elliott, Gooda, Hamilton, Hastie, Heasman, Huggett, Jukes, Lewis-Grey, Mackonochie, March, Nuttall, Oakford, Ms Palmer, Podbury, Reilly, Scott, Simmons, Mrs Soyke, Stanyer, Stewart, Mrs Thomas, Thomson, Uddin, Williams and Woodward. (32) Members who voted against the amendment: Councillors Chapelard, Hill, Lewis, Lidstone and Neve. (5) Members who abstained from voting: The Mayor Councillor Horwood, Councillors Ellis, Moore, Pope and Weatherly. (5) AMENDMENT CARRIED The debate continued on the amended motion which became the substantive motion: · Other council's across the country had passe

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