Motions on Notice
Full council, 17 July 2019: a named vote on the amendment, carried.
For 21, Against 19, Abstained 2.
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 (21)
- Alan McDermott (Conservative)
- Barry Noakes (Conservative)
- Bob Backhouse (Conservative)
- Carol Mackonochie (Conservative)
- Chris Woodward (Conservative)
- David Reilly (Conservative)
- David Scott (Conservative)
- Dr Ronen Basu (Conservative)
- Godfrey Bland (Conservative)
- James Scholes (Conservative)
- Jane March (Conservative)
- Julian Stanyer (Conservative)
- Len Horwood (Conservative)
- Mrs Barbara Cobbold (Conservative)
- Mrs Julia Soyke (Conservative)
- Ms Beverley Palmer (Conservative)
- Patrick Thomson (Conservative)
- Paul Barrington-King (Conservative)
- Sarah Hamilton (Conservative)
- Tom Dawlings (Conservative)
- Matthew Bailey (not matched to a member)
Against (19)
- Ben Chapelard (Liberal Democrats)
- Dave Funnell (Liberal Democrats)
- Marguerita Morton (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Ellis (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Lidstone (Liberal Democrats)
- Trevor Poile (Liberal Democrats)
- Alain Lewis (Labour)
- Dianne Hill (Labour)
- Hugo Pound (Labour)
- Luke Everitt (Labour)
- Andrew Hickey (Independent)
- James Rands (Independent)
- Rodney Atkins (Independent)
- Becki Bruneau (Tunbridge Wells Alliance)
- Lucy Willis (Tunbridge Wells Alliance)
- Nancy Warne (Tunbridge Wells Alliance)
- Christian Atwood (Conservative)
- Frank Williams (Conservative)
- David Hayward (Independents for Tunbridge Wells)
Abstained (2)
- David Neve (Liberal Democrats)
- None (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
regardless of what scheme goes ahead. · Once RIBA Stage 4 was published the Council would be in a better position to make a decision. Councillor Chapelard requested a recorded vote on the amendment. Members who voted in favour of the amendment: Councillors Backhouse, Bailey, Barrington-King, Dr Basu, Bland, Mrs Cobbold, Dawlings, Hamilton, Horwood, Mackonochie, March, McDermott, Noakes, Ms Palmer, Reilly, Scholes, Scott, Mrs Soyke, Stanyer, Thomson and Woodward. (21) Members who voted against the amendment: Atkins, Atwood, Bruneau, Chapelard, Ellis, Everitt, Funnell, Hayward, Hickey, Hill, Lewis, Lidstone, Morton, Poile, Pound, Rands, Warne, Williams and Willis. (19) Members who abstained from voting: None. Councillors Neve and Mrs Thomas were not present to vote. AMENDMENT CARRIED The amendment became the substantive motion. Councillor Chapelard moved, and Councillor Ellis seconded, an amendment to add and re
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.