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Councils · Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

Motions on Notice

Full council, 24 April 2019: a named vote on the amendment.

For 14, Against 21, Abstained 7.

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 (14)

Against (21)

Abstained (7)

From the minutes

ct the diverse services. · The purpose of the original motion was to ensure the official name recognised Amelia Scott, the branding was a different matter. Councillor Ellis requested a recorded vote. Members who voted in favour of the amendment: Councillors Backhouse, Hamilton, Jukes, Mackonochie, March, McDermott, Noakes, Nuttall, Oakford, Reilly, Stanyer, Mrs Thomas, Weatherly and Woodward. (14) Members who voted against the amendment: Councillors Barrington-King, Dr Basu, Bland, Chapelard, Dawlings, Ellis, Dr Hall, Hastie, Heasman, Hill, Holden, Lewis-Grey, Lidstone, Neve, Podbury, Pope, Simmons, Mrs Soyke, Thomson, Uddin and Williams. (21) Members who abstained from voting: The Mayor Councillor Horwood, The Deputy Mayor Councillor Scholes, Councillors Elliott, Huggett, Moore, Ms Palmer and Scott. (7) AMENDMENT NOT CARRIED Debate returned to the original motion. Councillor Mrs Soyke sought clarification on an intended amendment to the effect t

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