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Councils · North Tyneside Council

Motion 6 - Shoplifting is out of control across the borough

Full council, 21 November 2024: a named vote on the amendment, carried.

For 43, Against 7, 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 (43)

Against (7)

From the minutes

l urgently to provide an update on shoplifting in North Tyneside. Write to the Chief Constable asking she extends the Shopwatch scheme to cover convenience stores and garages out of the town centres. Votes for the Amendment: Councillors T Bailey, Linda Bell, Louise Bell, P Bunyan, B Burdis, S Burtenshaw, B Clark, K Clark, S Cox, E Darke, L Darke, J Day, D Drummond, P Earley, S Graham, C Gray, I Grayson, T Hallway, J Harrison, J Hunter, N Huscroft, C Johnson, H Johnson, F Lott, W Lott, L Marshall, A McMullen, J Montague, J Mudzingwa, T Mulvenna, M Murphy, A Newman, K Nott, P Oliver, R O'Keefe, J O'Shea, S Phillips, N Redfearn, W Samuel, J Sharp, J Shaw, J Walker, J Webster. Votes against the Amendment: Councillors J Bartoli, L Bartoli, L Bones, J Johnsson, D Lilly, I McAlpine, C McGinty. The Amendment was approved by 43 votes to 7, with 1 abstention. Votes for the Substantive Motion: Councillors T Bailey, Linda Bell, Louise Bell, P B

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