To consider, and if approved, adopt the recommendations of Cabinet dated 13 February 2020 and set the Council Tax for the year ending 31 March 2021.
Full council, 5 March 2020: a named vote on the amendment, lost.
For 10, Against 28, Abstained 0.
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 (10)
- Boyd Elliott (Conservative)
- Chris Barnfather (Conservative)
- Helen Greensmith (Conservative)
- John Parr (Conservative)
- Martin Smith (Conservative)
- Michael Adams (Conservative)
- Sam Smith (Conservative)
- Simon Murray (Conservative)
- Andrew Ellwood (Liberal Democrats)
- Clive Towsey-Hinton (Liberal Democrats)
Against (28)
- Alex Scroggie (Labour)
- Barbara Miller (Labour)
- Bob Collis (Labour)
- David Ellis (Labour)
- Des Gibbons (Labour)
- Gary Gregory (Labour)
- Henry Wheeler (Labour)
- Jennifer Hemingway (Labour)
- Jenny Hollingsworth (Labour)
- Jim Creamer (Labour)
- John Clarke (Labour)
- John Truscott (Labour)
- Julie Najuk (Labour)
- Kathryn Fox (Labour)
- Liz Clunie (Labour)
- Marje Paling (Labour)
- Meredith Lawrence (Labour)
- Michael Boyle (Labour)
- Michael Payne (Labour)
- Nicki Brooks (Labour)
- Paul Wilkinson (Labour)
- Peter Barnes (Labour)
- Rachael Ellis (Labour)
- Rosa Keneally (Labour)
- Roxanne Ellis (Labour)
- Sandra Barnes (Labour)
- Mike Hope (Independent)
- Pat Bosworth (Independent)
From the minutes
the vote and the Mayor declared it carried. The meeting adjourned at 6.39 pm. The meeting resumed at 6.49 pm In accordance with Standing Order 17.03 the amendment was put to a named vote as follows: For the amendment: Councillors Adams, Barnfather, Elliott, Ellwood, Greensmith, Murray, Parr, Martin Smith, Sam Smith, Towsey-Hinton. Against the amendment: Councillors Peter Barnes, Sandra Barnes, Bosworth, Boyle, Brooks, Clarke, Clunie, Collis, Creamer, David Ellis, Rachael Ellis, Roxanne Ellis, Fox, Gibbons, Gregory, Hollingsworth, Hope, Keneally, Lawrence, Miller, Najuk, Paling, Payne, Scroggie, Thomas, Truscott, Wheeler, Wilkinson. The Mayor declared the amendment lost. A second amendment was proposed by Councillor Ellwood and seconded by Councillor Towsey-Hinton in the followi
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