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Councils · Liverpool City Council

Liverpool Foundation Homes by Councillor Carl Cashman, seconded by Councillor Josie Mullen

Full council, 30 September 2026: a named vote on the amendment.

For 45, Against 22, 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 (45)

Against (22)

From the minutes

of reply as the mover of the motion. _____ Voting 7 members requested a recorded vote (card vote) on the amendment. A recorded vote was taken on the amendment in accordance with Standing Order 11.4.1 For the amendment (45 votes) – Councillors Christine Banks, Daniel Barrington, Ruth Bennett, Kimberley Berry, Ellie Byrne, Tom Cardwell, Assen Christov, Angela Coleman, Debbie Cooke, Jane Corbett, Harry Doyle, Julie Fadden, Portia Fahey, Rahima Farah, Dave Hanratty, Joe Hanson, Naz Hasan, Gerard Heffey, Declan Henry, Lynnie Hinnigan, John Jennings, Mark Johnson, Si Jones, Joanne Kennedy, Beverley Kenyon, Doreen Knight, Anthony Lavelle, Billy Marrat, Lena McCormick, Jon Morris, Barbara Murray, Nathalie Nicholas, Finley Nolan, Peter Norris, Liz Parsons, John Prince, Mary Rasmussen, James Roberts, Laura Robertson-Collins, Liam Robinson, Lena Simic, Nick Small, Hayley Todd, Heather Westhead and Hetty Wood. Against the amendment (22 votes) – Councillors Kris Brown, Carl Cashman, Richard Clein, Tom Crone, Joe Dunne, Alan Gibbons, Sam Gorst, Katie Jarman, Malcolm Kelly, Richard Kemp CBE, Billy Lake, Andrew Makinson, Liz Makinson, Robert McAllister-Bell, Pat Moloney, Josie Mullen, Steve Radford, Paul Ruddick, Laurence Sidorczuk, Mike Storey, Rebecca Turner and Lucy Williams. The amendment therefore became part of the substantive motion. The substantive motion was put to the vote and was clearly carried. It was therefore

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