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 23, Against 6, Abstained 0.
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 (23)
- 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)
- Elaine Gill (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Linda Gillham (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Margaret Harnden (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Malcolm Cressey (IG)
- Wilson (not matched to a member)
Against (6)
- Don Whyte (Liberal Democrats)
- Sylvia Whyte (Liberal Democrats)
- Theresa Burton (Liberal Democrats)
- Isabel Mullens (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Sian Williams (Runnymede Independent Residents' Group)
- Robert King (Labour)
From the minutes
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 Budget and increase the Council Tax, and the voting was as follows: For (23): Councillors Adams, Balkan, Broadhead, Bromley, Coen, Cotty, Cressey, Furey, Gill, Gillham, J Gracey, T Gracey, Harnden, Heath, Hulley, N King, Maddox, Nuti, Prescot, Snow, Walsh, Willingale and Wilson Against (6): Councillors Burton, R King, Mullens, D Whyte, S Whyte and Williams Abstentions (0) The Motion to increase the Council Tax and approve the Budget was passed and it was RESOLVED that – i) the Runnymede Borough Council Tax be increased by £4.96 (Band D equiv
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.