Notice of Motion - Establishing a Community Governance Review to Investigate a Crawley Town Council (continued)
Full council, 16 July 2025: a named vote on the amendment.
For 10, Against 23, Abstained 0.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: Labour. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (10)
- Bob Lanzer (Conservative)
- Craig Burke (Conservative)
- Dominic Ramsay (Conservative)
- Duncan Crow (Conservative)
- Hazel Hellier (Conservative)
- Imtiaz Khan (Conservative)
- Kim Jaggard (Conservative)
- Maureen Mwagale (Conservative)
- Thomas Bidwell (Conservative)
- Tina Belben (Conservative)
Against (23)
- Atif Nawaz (Labour)
- Beni Yianni (Labour)
- Bob Noyce (Labour)
- Chris Mullins (Labour)
- Dipesh Patel (Labour)
- Esther Barrott (Labour)
- Ian Irvine (Labour)
- Imran Ashraf (Labour)
- Jilly Hart (Labour)
- Julian Charatan (Labour)
- Justin Russell (Labour)
- Khayla Abu Mosa (Labour)
- Kiran Khan (Labour)
- Marion Ayling (Labour)
- Michael Jones (Labour)
- Nick Hilton (Labour)
- Olu Adeniyi (Labour)
- Shelly Bushnell (Labour)
- Steve Pritchard (Labour)
- Sue Mullins (Labour)
- Tahira Rana (Labour)
- Tim Lunnon (Labour)
- Yasmin Khan (Labour)
From the minutes
y Mayor invited the Democracy and Data Manager to commence the recorded voting procedure for all three of the amendments and on the substantive Notice of Motion following requests for recorded votes. For the proposed Amendment 1: Councillors – Belben, Bidwell, Burke, Crow, Hellier, Jaggard, I Khan, Lanzer, Mwagale and Ramsay (10 ). Against the proposed Amendment 1: Councillors – Abu Mosa, Adeniyi, Ashraf, Ayling, Barrott, Bushnell, Charatan, Hart, Hilton, Irvine, K Khan, Y Khan, Jones, Lunnon, C Mullins, S Mullins, Nawaz, Noyce, Patel, Pritchard, Rana, Russell and Yianni (23). The Deputy Mayor declared that proposed Amendment 1 falls by 10 votes in favour and 23 votes against, with 0 abstentions.
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.