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Councils · North Tyneside Council

Motions

Full council, 23 July 2026: a named vote on the motion, carried.

For 36, Against 20, 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 (36)

Against (20)

From the minutes

. The amendment was rejected by 12 votes to 43. Votes for the Substantive Motion: Elected Mayor Karen Clark, Councillors T Bailey, H Bell, Linda Bell, Louise Bell, B Burdis, S Burtenshaw, P Clough, S Cox, J Cruddas, E Darke, L Darke, S Day, D Drummond, P Earley, C Gray, T Hallway, A Holdsworth, N Huscroft, C Johnson, H Johnson, J Kirwin, W Lott, B MacDonald, L Marshall, A McMullen, J Montague, J Mudzwinga, T Mulvenna, R O'Keefe, M Osbourne, J Sharpe, J O'Shea, W Samuel, J Shaw and A Thompson. Votes against the Substantive Motion: Councillors J Bartoli, L Bartoli, L Bones, C Croft, I Graham, M Harrigan, J Johnsson, D Lilly, K McAllister, I McAlpine, C McGinty, R Oliver, S Robinson, D Robson, R Ross, Dr O Scargill, B Smith, M Stobbart, M Uren and J Wallace. The Substantive Motion was approved by 36 votes to 20. Motion 2: Protecting the future of High Borrans Outdoor Education Centre It was moved by Coun

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