Motions on Notice
Full council, 26 September 2018: a named vote on the motion.
For 32, Against 4, Abstained 6.
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 (32)
- Alex Lewis-Grey (Conservative)
- Allan Gooda (Conservative)
- Bob Backhouse (Conservative)
- Carol Mackonochie (Conservative)
- Chris Woodward (Conservative)
- Claire Stewart (Conservative)
- David Elliott (Conservative)
- David Jukes (Conservative)
- David Reilly (Conservative)
- David Scott (Conservative)
- Dr Ronen Basu (Conservative)
- Edmund Hastie (Conservative)
- Frank Williams (Conservative)
- Godfrey Bland (Conservative)
- James Scholes (Conservative)
- Jane March (Conservative)
- Joe Simmons (Conservative)
- Joy Podbury (Conservative)
- Julian Stanyer (Conservative)
- Lawrence Heasman (Conservative)
- Mrs Barbara Cobbold (Conservative)
- Mrs Elizabeth Thomas (Conservative)
- Mrs Julia Soyke (Conservative)
- Ms Beverley Palmer (Conservative)
- Patrick Thomson (Conservative)
- Peter Bulman (Conservative)
- Peter Oakford (Conservative)
- Sarah Hamilton (Conservative)
- Sue Nuttall (Conservative)
- Thelma Huggett (Conservative)
- Tom Dawlings (Conservative)
- Zulhash Uddin (Conservative)
Against (4)
- Alain Lewis (Labour)
- Dianne Hill (Labour)
- Ben Chapelard (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Lidstone (Liberal Democrats)
Abstained (6)
- Len Horwood (Conservative)
- Lynne Weatherly (Conservative)
- Tracy Moore (Conservative)
- David Neve (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Ellis (Liberal Democrats)
- Nicholas Pope (Tunbridge Wells Alliance)
From the minutes
ples' vote was not a rerun of the referendum. It was about answering the fundamental question; what flavour of Brexit the country wanted. Councillor Chapelard requested a recorded vote on the motion. Members who voted in favour of the motion: The Deputy Mayor Councillor Scholes, Councillors Backhouse, 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 motion: Councillors Chapelard, Hill, Lewis and Lidstone. (4) Members who abstained: The Mayor Councillor Horwood, Councillors Ellis, Moore, Neve Pope and Weatherly. (6) RESOLVED – That Tunbridge Wells Borough Council recognises the potential impact of Brexit on local government in general and the Borough of Tunb
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.