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Councils · Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

Budget 2019/20 and Medium Term Financial Strategy Update

Full council, 27 February 2019: a named vote on the motion, carried.

For 36, Against 6, Abstained 1.

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 (36)

Against (6)

Abstained (1)

From the minutes

ter of public record for some considerable time. · The joint procurement approach to the new waste contract would provide further operational savings and efficiencies. The Mayor took a recorded vote. Members who voted in favour of the motion: The Mayor Councillor Horwood, The Deputy Mayor Councillor Scholes, Councillors Backhouse, Barrington-King, Dr Basu, Bland, Bulman, Mrs Cobbold, Dawlings, Elliott, Gooda, Dr Hall, Hamilton, Hastie, Heasman, Holden, Huggett, Jukes, Lewis-Grey, Mackonochie, March, McDermott, Moore, Nuttall, Oakford, Mrs Palmer, Podbury, Reilly, Simmons, Soyke, Stanyer, Mrs Thomas, Thomson, Weatherly, Williams and Woodward. (36) Members who voted against the motion: Councillors Chapelard, Ellis, Lidstone, Hannam, Hill, and Neve. (6) Members who abstained from voting: Councillor Pope. (1) RESOLVED – 1. That the changes to the base budget along with the assumptions and approach set out throughout the report be approved; 2. That the

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