Motions on Notice
Full council, 12 December 2018: a named vote on the motion.
For 34, Against 6, 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 (34)
- Alan McDermott (Conservative)
- Alex Lewis-Grey (Conservative)
- Barry Noakes (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 Linda Hall (Conservative)
- Dr Ronen Basu (Conservative)
- Edmund Hastie (Conservative)
- Frank Williams (Conservative)
- Godfrey Bland (Conservative)
- Jane March (Conservative)
- Joe Simmons (Conservative)
- Julian Stanyer (Conservative)
- Lawrence Heasman (Conservative)
- Lynne Weatherly (Conservative)
- Mrs Barbara Cobbold (Conservative)
- Mrs Julia Soyke (Conservative)
- Ms Beverley Palmer (Conservative)
- Patrick Thomson (Conservative)
- Paul Barrington-King (Conservative)
- Peter Bulman (Conservative)
- Peter Oakford (Conservative)
- Seán Holden (Conservative)
- Sue Nuttall (Conservative)
- Thelma Huggett (Conservative)
- Tom Dawlings (Conservative)
- Tracy Moore (Conservative)
- Zulhash Uddin (Conservative)
Against (6)
- Ben Chapelard (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Ellis (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Lidstone (Liberal Democrats)
- Alain Lewis (Labour)
- Dianne Hill (Labour)
- Nicholas Pope (Tunbridge Wells Alliance)
Abstained (5)
- James Scholes (Conservative)
- Joy Podbury (Conservative)
- Len Horwood (Conservative)
- Sarah Hamilton (Conservative)
- James Hannam (Independent)
From the minutes
ts were time limited and they had to be realised in this financial year. · The project delivered a multi-functional building that would pay for itself. Councillor Chapelard requested a recorded vote. Members who voted in favour of the motion: Councillors Backhouse, Barrington-King, Dr Basu, Bland, Bulman, Mrs Cobbold, Dawlings, Elliott, Dr Hall, Hastie, Heasman, Holden, Huggett, Jukes, Lewis-Grey, Mackonochie, March, McDermott, Moore, Noakes, Nuttall, Oakford, Ms Palmer, Reilly, Scott, Simmons, Mrs Soyke, Stanyer, Stewart, Thomson, Uddin, Weatherly, Williams and Woodward. (34) Members who voted against the motion: Councillors Chapelard, Ellis, Hill, Lewis, Lidstone and Pope. (6) Members who abstained from voting: The Mayor Councillor Horwood, The Deputy Mayor Councillor Scholes, Councillors Hamilton, Hannam and Podbury. (5) RESOLVED – That this Council regrets moves by some groups to undermine the Southborough Hub project which is being led by Southborough Town Coun
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