Minutes
Full council, 9 March 2020: a named vote on the amendment, lost.
For 12, Against 30, Abstained 0.
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 (12)
- Brenda Blackshaw (Independent)
- Brian Gill (Independent)
- Elaine Silverwood (Independent)
- Linda Nulty (Independent)
- Liz Oades (Independent)
- Matthew Lee (Independent)
- Noreen Griffiths (Independent)
- Peter Collins (Independent)
- Tim Armit (Independent)
- Karen Henshaw JP (Liberal Democrats)
- Roger Lloyd (Lytham St Annes Independents)
- Clayton (not matched to a member)
Against (30)
- 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)
- Peter Anthony (Conservative)
- Raymond Thomas (Conservative)
- Roger Small (Conservative)
- Sally Nash-Walker (Conservative)
- Shirley Green (Conservative)
- Stan Trudgill (Conservative)
- Sue Fazackerley (Conservative)
- Tommy Threlfall (Conservative)
- Trevor Fiddler (Conservative)
- William Harris (Conservative)
- Aitken (not matched to a member)
- Buckley (not matched to a member)
- Redcliffe (not matched to a member)
- Settle (not matched to a member)
- Willder (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
priate premises' as we are only considering Lytham Institute and not for example the Town Hall”. Councillor Blackshaw seconded the amendment. Following a brief debate, there followed a recorded vote; For the amendment (12) – Councillors Armit, Blackshaw, Clayton, P Collins, Gill, Griffiths, Henshaw, Lee, Lloyd, Nulty, Oades and Silverwood. Against the amendment (30) - Councillors Aitken, Andrews, Anthony, Buckley, D Collins, Dixon, Fazackerley, Fiddler, Gaunt, Green, Harris, Harrison, Jacques, Kirkham, Little, Nash, Nash-Walker, Nixon, O'Rourke, Redcliffe, Rigby, Sayward, Settle, Singleton, Small, Thomas, Threlfall, Trudgill, Willder and Withers. The amendment was LOST. Councillor Gill proposed a further amendment, “an amendment to resolution 3, that the order be changed in paragraph 15 for i
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