The Council's Revenue and Capital Budget 2026/27
Full council, 27 February 2026: a named vote on the amendment, lost.
For 7, Against 72, 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 (7)
- Alan Good (Liberal Democrats)
- John Leech (Liberal Democrats)
- Richard Kilpatrick (Liberal Democrats)
- Astrid Johnson (Green)
- Rob Nunney (Green)
- Amna Saad Omar Abdullatif (Independent)
- Shahbaz Sarwar (Workers Party)
Against (72)
- Abdigafar Mohamed Muse (Labour)
- Abid Latif Chohan (Labour)
- Afia Kamal (Labour)
- Ahmed Ali (Labour)
- Ali Ilyas (Labour)
- Andrew Simcock (Labour)
- Angela Gartside (Labour)
- Angela Moran (Labour)
- Annette Wright (Labour)
- Anthony McCaul (Labour)
- Azra Ali (Labour)
- Basat Sheikh (Labour)
- Basil Curley (Labour)
- Becky Chambers (Labour)
- Bev Craig (Labour)
- Chris Wills (Labour)
- Dave Marsh (Labour)
- Dave Rawson (Labour)
- Debbie Hilal (Labour)
- Donna Ludford (Labour)
- Dzidra Noor (Labour)
- Emma Taylor (Labour)
- Erinma Bell (Labour)
- Esha Mumtaz (Labour)
- Fiaz Riasat (Labour)
- Gavin White (Labour)
- Ghazala Sadiq (Labour)
- Glynn Evans (Labour)
- Irene Robinson (Labour)
- Jade Mary Doswell (Labour)
- Jawad Amin (Labour)
- Jill Lovecy (Labour)
- Joanna Midgley (Labour)
- Joanne Green (Labour)
- John Flanagan (Labour)
- John Hacking (Labour)
- John Hughes (Labour)
- Julie Connolly (Labour)
- Julie Reid (Labour)
- June Hitchen (Labour)
- Lee Glover (Labour)
- Lee-Ann Igbon (Labour)
- Leslie Bell (Labour)
- Linda Foley (Labour)
- Mahdi Mahamed (Labour)
- Mandie Shilton Godwin (Labour)
- Marcus Johns (Labour)
- Mathew Benham (Labour)
- Murtaza Iqbal (Labour)
- Naeem Hassan (Labour)
- Olusegun Ogunbambo (Labour)
- Pat Karney (Labour)
- Paul Andrews (Labour)
- Paula Appleby (Labour)
- Rabnawaz Akbar (Labour)
- Richard Fletcher (Labour)
- Sam Lynch (Labour)
- Sam Wheeler (Labour)
- Sean McHale (Labour)
- Shazia Butt (Labour)
- Sherita Mandongwe (Labour)
- Susan Cooley (Labour)
- Suzannah Reeves (Labour)
- Suzanne Richards (Labour)
- Thomas Frederick Robinson (Labour)
- Thomas Judge (Labour)
- Tim Whiston (Labour)
- Tina Hewitson (Labour)
- Tina Kirwin-McGinley (Labour)
- Tracey Rawlins (Labour)
- Veronica Kirkpatrick (Labour)
- Zahid Hussain (Labour)
From the minutes
e the increasing pressure on investigation and enforcement, to be funded from the newly created prevention reserve.' The Lord Mayor put the amendment to the vote. The outcome was recorded as follows: For the amendment (7) Councillors: Abdullatif, Good, Johnson, Kilpatrick, Leech, Nunney and Sarwar Against the amendment (72) Councillors: Akbar, Azra Ali, Ahmed Ali, Amin, Andrews, Appleby, E Bell, L Bell, Benham, Butt, Chambers, Chohan, Connolly, Cooley, Craig, Curley, Doswell, Evans, Flanagan, Fletcher, Foley, Gartside, Glover, Green, Hacking, Hassan, Hewitson, Hilal, Hitchen, Hughes, Hussain, Igbon, Ilyas, Iqbal, Johns, Judge, Kamal, Karney, Kirkpatrick, Kirwin-McGinley, Lovecy, Ludford, Lynch, Mahamed, Mandongwe, Marsh, McCaul, McHale, Midgley, Moran, Mumtaz, Muse, Noor, Ogunbambo, Rawlins, Rawson, Reeves, Reid, Riasat, Richards, I Robinson, T Robinson, Sadiq, Sheikh, Shilton Godwin, Simcock, Taylor, Wheeler, Whiston, White, Wills and Wright Abstentions (0) The Lord Mayor declared the amendment lost. One amendment submitted to the budget was proposed by Councillor Nunney and was seconded by Councillor Johnson, as follows: Propo
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