Minutes
Full council, 4 March 2021: a named vote on the proposal, lost.
For 10, Against 34, Abstained 3.
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 (10)
- Brenda Blackshaw (Independent)
- Brian Gill (Independent)
- Matthew Lee (Independent)
- Noreen Griffiths (Independent)
- Paula Brearley (Independent)
- Peter Collins (Independent)
- Tim Armit (Independent)
- Mark Elliott Bamforth (Lytham St Annes Independents)
- Roger Lloyd (Lytham St Annes Independents)
- Karen Henshaw JP (Liberal Democrats)
Against (34)
- Angela Jacques (Conservative)
- Bobby Rigby (Conservative)
- Cheryl Little (Conservative)
- Christopher Dixon (Conservative)
- David O'Rourke (Conservative)
- Delma Collins (Conservative)
- Edward Nash (Conservative)
- Eleanor Gaunt (Conservative)
- Frank Andrews (Conservative)
- Gavin Harrison (Conservative)
- Jayne Nixon (Conservative)
- John Kirkham (Conservative)
- John Singleton JP (Conservative)
- Michael Sayward (Conservative)
- Michael Withers (Conservative)
- Michelle Morris (Conservative)
- Peter Anthony (Conservative)
- Raymond Thomas (Conservative)
- Roger Small (Conservative)
- Shirley Green (Conservative)
- Stan Trudgill (Conservative)
- Sue Fazackerley (Conservative)
- Tommy Threlfall (Conservative)
- Trevor Fiddler (Conservative)
- William Harris (Conservative)
- Kiran Mulholland (Independent)
- Paul Hayhurst (Independent)
- Paul Hodgson (Independent)
- Aitken (not matched to a member)
- Buckley (not matched to a member)
- Nash‐Walker (not matched to a member)
- Redcliffe (not matched to a member)
- Settle (not matched to a member)
- Willder (not matched to a member)
Abstained (3)
- Elaine Silverwood (Independent)
- Linda Nulty (Independent)
- Clayton (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
id the safety of pedestrians around the parking area.” It was seconded by Councillor Armit Following a debate, Councillor Buckley summed up and a recorded vote was taken where the amendment was LOST. Votes for the proposal (10) – Councillors Armit, Bamforth, Blackshaw, Brearley, P Collins, Gill, Griffiths, Henshaw, Lee and Lloyd. Votes against the proposal (34) – Councillors Aitken, Andrews, Anthony, Buckley, D Collins, Dixon, Fazackerley, Fiddler, Gaunt, Green, Harris, Harrison, Hayhurst, Hodgson, Jacques, Kirkham, Little, Morris, Mulholland, Nash, Nash‐Walker, Nixon, O'Rourke, Redcliffe, Rigby, Sayward, Settle, Singleton, Small, Thomas, Threlfall, Trudgill, Willder and Withers. Abstentions (3) Clayton, Nulty and Silverwood. Councillor Gill proposed a further amendment; “This amendment to the capital budget of £60k to complete the restorations of the West Park Gates to Lytham Hall to protect the heritage asset and to help boost the visitors and residence experience of the architectural beauty of Lytham St Anne's.” Councillor Blackshaw seconded the amendment. Following a debate, Councillor Buckley summed up and a recorded vote was taken where the amendment was LOST.
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