Local Government Reorganisation Proposal
Full council, 18 November 2025: a named vote.
For 27, Against 1, Abstained 3.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: Labour. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (27)
- Adrian Lowe (Labour)
- Alan Whittaker (Labour)
- Alex Hilton (Labour)
- Alistair Bradley (Labour)
- Alistair Morwood (Labour)
- Chris Snow (Labour)
- Christine Heydon (Labour)
- Danny Gee (Labour)
- Dedrah Moss (Labour)
- Gordon France (Labour)
- Hasina Khan (Labour)
- Irene Amahwe (Labour)
- Jean Sherwood (Labour)
- Julia Berry (Labour)
- June Molyneaux (Labour)
- Kim Snape (Labour)
- Margaret France (Labour)
- Mark Clifford (Labour)
- Michelle Beach (Labour)
- Neville Whitham (Labour)
- Roy Lees (Labour)
- Russ Green (Labour)
- Ryan Towers (Labour)
- Samir Khan (Labour)
- Sarah Ainsworth (Labour)
- Terry Howarth (Labour)
- Tommy Gray (Labour)
Against (1)
- Aidy Riggott (Conservative)
Abstained (3)
- Alan Platt (Conservative)
- Craige Southern (Conservative)
- Debra Platt (Conservative)
From the minutes
in the report. A request was made by Councillors Alistair Bradley, Peter Wilson, Adrian Lowe, Alex Hilton, Terry Howarth and Margaret France under the Council Procedure Rule 18.4 for a recorded vote. For: Councillor Alistair Morwood, Sarah Ainsworth, Irene Amahwe, Michelle Beach, Julia Berry, Alistair Bradley, Mark Clifford, Gordon France, Margaret France, Danny Gee, Tommy Gray, Russ Green, Christine Heydon, Alex Hilton, Terry Howarth, Hasina Khan, Samir Khan, Roy Lees, Adrian Lowe, June Molyneaux, Dedrah Moss, Jean Sherwood, Chris Snow, Kim Snape, Ryan Towers, Neville Whitham and Alan Whittaker Against: Councillor Aidy Riggott Abstain: Councillor Alan Platt, Debra Platt, Craige Southern It was resolved (30:1:3) 1. To endorse the submission of the proposal for a four unitary Lancashire, Chorley Council's preferred model for Local Gove
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