Motions on Notice
Full council, 14 July 2025: a named vote.
For 12, Against 18, Abstained 4.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: Liberal Democrats. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (12)
- Alan Scorer (Conservative)
- Andrew Crump (Conservative)
- Anne Parry (Conservative)
- Bill Fleming (Conservative)
- Christopher Mills (Conservative)
- Daren Pemberton (Conservative)
- Ian Shenton (Conservative)
- Lynda Organ (Conservative)
- Malcolm Littlewood (Conservative)
- Tony Bromwich (Independent)
- Trevor Harvey (Independent)
- Duncan Parker (Green)
Against (18)
- Cliff Brown (Liberal Democrats)
- David Johnston (Liberal Democrats)
- George Cowcher (Liberal Democrats)
- Ian Fradgley (Liberal Democrats)
- Jennifer Fradgley (Liberal Democrats)
- Kate Rolfe (Liberal Democrats)
- Liz Coles (Liberal Democrats)
- Lorraine Grocott (Liberal Democrats)
- Louis Adam (Liberal Democrats)
- Mike Rice (Liberal Democrats)
- Natalie Gist (Liberal Democrats)
- Neil Edden (Liberal Democrats)
- Nigel Rock (Liberal Democrats)
- Peter Hencher-Serafin (Liberal Democrats)
- Susan Juned (Liberal Democrats)
- Thom Holmes (Liberal Democrats)
- Tom Ballinger (Liberal Democrats)
- Victoria Alcock (Liberal Democrats)
Abstained (4)
- Dave Passingham (Green)
- Olivia Hatch (Green)
- Letty Petrovic (Liberal Democrats)
- Stuart Keighley (Liberal Democrats)
From the minutes
but it does firmly indicate that a marginal uplift on the current Basic Allowance (£6,129) is at least merited' Thereafter, a recorded vote was taken on the Motion (as amended), resulting as follows: For the proposal 12 votes (namely, Councillors Bromwich, Crump, Fleming, Harvey, Littlewood, Mills, Organ, Parker, Parry, Pemberton, Scorer and Shenton) Against the proposal 18 votes (namely, the Chair, Councillors Rice, Adam, Alcock, Ballinger, Brown,
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.