Notices of Motion from Members of the Council under Standing Order 15
Full council, 23 October 2025: a named vote, lost.
For 14, Against 20, 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 (14)
- Chris Howorth (Conservative)
- Dolsie Clarke (Conservative)
- Jonathan Hulley (Conservative)
- Mark Nuti (Conservative)
- Pippa Tucker-Brown (Conservative)
- Sam Jenkins (Conservative)
- Scott Lewis (Conservative)
- Shannon Saise-Marshall (Conservative)
- Steve Eldridge (Conservative)
- Tom Gracey (Conservative)
- Carl Mann (Ind (party))
- Michael Cressey (Ind (party))
- Sam Newman (Reform UK)
- Scott Kelly (Reform UK)
Against (20)
- Abby King (Labour)
- Cai Parry (Labour)
- Eliza Kettle (Labour)
- Paul Gahir (Labour)
- Rhys Davies (Labour)
- Robert King (Labour)
- Don Whyte (Liberal Democrats)
- Karin Rowsell (Liberal Democrats)
- Ken Graham (Liberal Democrats)
- Kevin Lee (Liberal Democrats)
- Sylvia Whyte (Liberal Democrats)
- Elaine Gill (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Geeta Moudgil (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Isabel Mullens (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Linda Gillham (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Margaret Harnden (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Manu Singh (Green)
- Priya Mehta (Green)
- Steve Ringham (Green)
- Trevor Gates (Ind (party))
From the minutes
C Parry re-iterated that the complaints policy had been addressed and that members could not be directly involved in industrial relations. In closing the debate, Cllr Jenkins requested a named vote. For: Clarke, Cressey, Eldridge, Gracey, Howorth, Hulley, Jenkins, Kelly, Lewis, Mann, Newman, Nuti, Saise-Marshall, Tucker-Brown Against: Harnden, Ringham, Davies, Gahir, Gates, Gill, Gillham, Graham, Kettle, A King, R King, Lee, Mehta, Moudgil, Mullens, Parry, Rowsell, Singh, D Whyte, and S Whyte. The Mayor declared the voting as 14 for and 20 against the motion and declared it not carried. Preventing Social Exclusion Due to Digital IDs The Ma
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