Medium Term Financial Strategy 2022/23 to 2024/25 and Budget and Council Tax 2022/23
Full council, 10 February 2022: a named vote, lost.
For 7, Against 21, Abstained 1.
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 (7)
- Don Whyte (Liberal Democrats)
- Sylvia Whyte (Liberal Democrats)
- Theresa Burton (Liberal Democrats)
- Isabel Mullens (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Linda Gillham (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Sian Williams (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Robert King (Labour)
Against (21)
- Alex Balkan (Conservative)
- David Coen (Conservative)
- Derek Cotty (Conservative)
- Jacqui Gracey (Conservative)
- Jim Broadhead (Conservative)
- John Furey (Conservative)
- Jonathan Hulley (Conservative)
- Marisa Heath (Conservative)
- Mark Adams (Conservative)
- Mark Maddox (Conservative)
- Mark Nuti (Conservative)
- Myles Willingale (Conservative)
- Nick Prescot (Conservative)
- Nigel King (Conservative)
- Peter Snow (Conservative)
- Robert Bromley (Conservative)
- Stephen Walsh (Conservative)
- Tom Gracey (Conservative)
- Malcolm Cressey (IG)
- Elaine Gill (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Wilson (not matched to a member)
Abstained (1)
- Margaret Harnden (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
From the minutes
nts were expected to commence in April, subject to receipt of the detailed guidance from Government. A named vote was requested by Cllr R King on his Alternative Budget and the voting was as follows: For (7): Councillors Burton, Gillham, R King, Mullens, D Whyte, S Whyte and Williams Against (21): Councillors Adams, Balkan, Broadhead, Bromley, Coen, Cotty, Cressey, Furey, Gill, J Gracey, T Gracey, Heath, Hulley, N King, Maddox, Nuti, Prescot, Snow, Walsh, Willingale and Wilson Abstention (1): Councillor Harnden The Amendment was declared to be lost. In accordance with Standing Order 25.2, a named vote was then taken on the Motion to approve the original Budg
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.