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Councils · Wirral Borough Council

Motion - KEEPING WIRRAL PARKS AND COASTAL AREAS AVAILABLE FOR THE MANY NOT THE FEW

Full council, 9 July 2018: a named vote on the amendment.

For 36, Against 24, Abstained 1.

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 (36)

Against (24)

Abstained (1)

From the minutes

llor G Watt (Civic Mayor). Prior to voting on the substantive motion, as amended, a number of Members rose to request a ‘card vote'. A recorded vote was then taken and the Council divided as follows: For the amendment (36) R Abbey, P Brightmore, K Cannon, T Cottier, A Davies, G Davies, P Davies, W Davies, P Doughty, S Foulkes, P Hackett, AER Jones, C Jones, S Jones, T Jones, B Kenny, A Leech, M McLaughlin, J McManus, C Meaden, B Mooney, C Muspratt, M Patrick, PA Smith, C Spriggs, J Stapleton, P Stuart, M Sullivan, T Usher, J Walsh, W Ward, S Whittingham, I Williams, KJ Williams, J Williamson and G Wood. Against the amendment (24) T Anderson, B Berry, C Blakeley A Brame, D Burgess-Joyce, C Carubia, P Cleary, W Clements, D Elderton, G Ellis, A Gardner, P Gilchrist, J Green, P Hayes, A Hodson, K Hodson, M Jordan, S Kelly, I Lewis, D Mitchell, C Povall, L Rennie, L Rowlands and S Williams. One abstention - Councillor G Watt (Civic Mayor). Resolved (36:24) (One abstention) – Council believes the introduction of car parking charges at Wirral's coastal areas and promenades, following the

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