To consider motions under Standing Order 12.
Full council, 18 July 2018: a named vote on the motion, carried.
For 22, Against 12, Abstained 1.
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 (22)
- Alex Scroggie (Labour)
- Barbara Miller (Labour)
- Bob Collis (Labour)
- David Ellis (Labour)
- Emily Bailey Jay (Labour)
- Gary Gregory (Labour)
- Henry Wheeler (Labour)
- Jenny Hollingsworth (Labour)
- Jim Creamer (Labour)
- John Clarke (Labour)
- Kathryn Fox (Labour)
- Marje Paling (Labour)
- Michael Payne (Labour)
- Nicki Brooks (Labour)
- Paul Feeney (Labour)
- Paul Wilkinson (Labour)
- Pauline Allan (Labour)
- Peter Barnes (Labour)
- Roxanne Ellis (Labour)
- Sandra Barnes (Labour)
- Viv McCrossen (Labour)
- Andrew Ellwood (Liberal Democrats)
Against (12)
- Alan Bexon (Conservative)
- Boyd Elliott (Conservative)
- Bruce Andrews (Conservative)
- Carol Pepper (Conservative)
- Chris Barnfather (Conservative)
- Helen Greensmith (Conservative)
- Jane Allen (Conservative)
- John Parr (Conservative)
- Michael Adams (Conservative)
- Paul Stirland (Conservative)
- Stephen Poole (Conservative)
- Tammy Bisset (Conservative)
Abstained (1)
- Sarah Hewson (Independent)
From the minutes
a single unitary council and to highlight the complete lack of any credible business case for such a move. In accordance with Standing Order 17.03, the proposition was put to a named vote as follows: For the Motion: Councillors Allan, Bailey Jay, P Barnes, S Barnes, Brooks, Clarke, Collis, Creamer, D Ellis, R Ellis, Ellwood, Feeney, Fox, Gregory, Hollingsworth, McCrossen, Miller, Paling, Payne, Scroggie, Wheeler and Wilkinson Against the motion: Councillors Adams, Andrews, Barnfather, Bexon, Bisset, Elliott, Greensmith, Parr, Pepper, Poole, Stirland and Walker Abstentions: Councillor Hewson The Mayor declared the motion carried and it was RESOLVED to: 1) Oppose the Leader of Nottinghamshire County Council's plan to abolish Gedling Boroug
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