Minute 117 - Local Government Reorganisation Proposals - Preferred Option
Full council, 14 July 2025: a named vote.
For 23, Against 1, Abstained 10.
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 (23)
- Cliff Brown (Liberal Democrats)
- David Johnston (Liberal Democrats)
- George Cowcher (Liberal Democrats)
- Ian Fradgley (Liberal Democrats)
- Jennifer Fradgley (Liberal Democrats)
- Kate Rolfe (Liberal Democrats)
- Letty Petrovic (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)
- Stuart Keighley (Liberal Democrats)
- Susan Juned (Liberal Democrats)
- Thom Holmes (Liberal Democrats)
- Tom Ballinger (Liberal Democrats)
- Victoria Alcock (Liberal Democrats)
- Dave Passingham (Green)
- Duncan Parker (Green)
- Olivia Hatch (Green)
Against (1)
- Christopher Mills (Conservative)
Abstained (10)
- Alan Scorer (Conservative)
- Andrew Crump (Conservative)
- Anne Parry (Conservative)
- Bill Fleming (Conservative)
- Daren Pemberton (Conservative)
- Ian Shenton (Conservative)
- Lynda Organ (Conservative)
- Malcolm Littlewood (Conservative)
- Tony Bromwich (Independent)
- Trevor Harvey (Independent)
From the minutes
k more than once on the Local Government Reorganisation item. Thereafter, a recorded vote was taken on the Local Government Reorganisation ‘preferred option', as proposed above, resulting as follows: For the proposal 23 votes (namely, the Chair, Councillors Rice, Adam, Alcock, Ballinger, Brown, Coles, Cowcher, Edden, I Fradgley, J Fradgley, Gist, Grocott, Hatch, Hencher-Serafin, Holmes, Johnston, Juned, Keighley, Parker, Passingham, Petrovic, and Rock) Against the proposal 1 vote (namely, Councillor Mills) Abstentions 10 votes (namely, Councillors Br
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