Minutes
Full council, 18 December 2023: a named vote, carried.
For 18, Against 13, Abstained 0.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: No overall control. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (18)
- Alan Birch (Liberal Democrats)
- Amanda Burrell (Liberal Democrats)
- Barbara Johnson (Liberal Democrats)
- Geraldine Whitmore (Liberal Democrats)
- Jo Asher (Liberal Democrats)
- Mark Graves (Liberal Democrats)
- Martin Sarfas (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Elliott (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter James (Liberal Democrats)
- Phil Knowles (Liberal Democrats)
- Simon Galton (Liberal Democrats)
- Stuart Finan (Liberal Democrats)
- Darren Woodiwiss (Green)
- Lynne Taylor (Green)
- Rose Forman (Green)
- David Gair (Labour)
- Jim Knight (Labour)
- Paul Matthew Beadle (Labour)
Against (13)
- Amanda Nunn (Conservative)
- James John Hallam (Conservative)
- Jonathan Bateman (Conservative)
- Joshua Worrell (Conservative)
- Michael Rickman (Conservative)
- Mrs Rosita Page (Conservative)
- Neil Bannister (Conservative)
- Paul Dann (Conservative)
- Phil King (Conservative)
- Robin Hollick (Conservative)
- Simon Whelband (Conservative)
- Sindy Modha (Conservative)
- Stephen Bilbie (Conservative)
From the minutes
of Common Ground. A vote to AGREE the meeting could be extended to ensure all business was completed was CARRIED. The recorded vote was 18 in favour and 14 against with no abstentions and as follows: Councillors who voted in favour - Asher, Beadle, Birch, Burrell, Elliott, Finan, Forman, Gair, Galton, Graves, James, Johnson, Knight, Knowles, Sarfas, Taylor, Whitmore, and Woodiwiss. Councillors who voted against - Bannister, Bateman, Bilbie, Dann, Grafton – Reed, Hallam, Hollick, King, Modha, Nunn, Mrs Page, Rickman, Whelband and Worrell. 13. LOCAL PLAN - ISSUES AND OPTIONS CONSULTATION Councillor Galton introduced the report and explained the reasons and importance for the recommenda
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.