General Fund Revenue Budget, Housing Revenue Account and Capital Programme 2022 / 2023
Full council, 24 February 2022: a named vote.
For 55, Against 0, Abstained 0.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: Conservative. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
Only one side of this vote could be read from the minutes. The others may be recorded in a form that couldn't be read, or not at all.
For (55)
- Alan Deville (Conservative)
- Allan Kauffman (Conservative)
- Becky Haggar OBE (Conservative)
- Colleen Sullivan (Conservative)
- David Simmonds CBE MP (Conservative)
- David Yarrow (Conservative)
- Douglas Mills (Conservative)
- Duncan Flynn (Conservative)
- Eddie Lavery (Conservative)
- Farhad Choubedar (Conservative)
- Heena Makwana (Conservative)
- Henry Higgins (Conservative)
- Ian Edwards (Conservative)
- Jane Palmer (Conservative)
- John Hensley (Conservative)
- John Morgan (Conservative)
- John Riley (Conservative)
- Jonathan Bianco (Conservative)
- Judith Cooper (Conservative)
- Keith Burrows (Conservative)
- Martin Goddard (Conservative)
- Michael Markham (Conservative)
- Nick Denys (Conservative)
- Nicola Brightman (Conservative)
- Paula Rodrigues (Conservative)
- Richard Lewis (Conservative)
- Richard Mills (Conservative)
- Roy Chamdal (Conservative)
- Shehryar Ahmad-Wallana (Conservative)
- Simon Arnold (Conservative)
- Sir Raymond Puddifoot MBE (Conservative)
- Steve Tuckwell (Conservative)
- Susan O'Brien (Conservative)
- Teji Barnes (Conservative)
- Vanessa Hurhangee (Conservative)
- Wayne Bridges (Conservative)
- Ali Milani (Labour)
- Jagjit Singh (Labour)
- Jan Sweeting (Labour)
- Janet Duncan (Labour)
- Janet Gardner (Labour)
- Jas Dhot (Labour)
- John Oswell (Labour)
- June Nelson (Labour)
- Kerri Prince (Labour)
- Lindsay Bliss (Labour)
- Lynne Allen (Labour)
- Mohinder Birah (Labour)
- Peter Curling (Labour)
- Scott Farley (Labour)
- Stuart Mathers (Labour)
- Tony Eginton (Labour)
- Corthorne (not matched to a member)
- Melvin (not matched to a member)
- Money (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
MASH and launched a 24/7 mental health hub. Fees and charges would increase in line with inflation but would remain lower that Hillingdon's neighbours. The original motion was put to a recorded vote: Those voting for: The Mayor (Councillor Chamdal), the Deputy Mayor (Councillor Haggar), Councillors Ahmad-Wallana, Allen, Arnold, Barnes, Bianco, Birah, Bliss, Bridges, Brightman, Burrows, Choubedar, Cooper, Corthorne, Curling, Denys, Deville, Dhot, Duncan, Edwards, Eginton, Farley, Flynn, Gardner, Goddard, Hensley, Higgins, Hurhangee, Kauffman, Lavery, Lewis, Makwana, Markham, Mathers, Melvin, Milani, D Mills, R Mills, Money, Morgan, Nelson, O'Brien, Oswell, Palmer, Prince, Sir Ray Puddifoot, Riley, Rodrigues, Simmonds, Singh, Sullivan, Sweeting, Tuckwell and Yarrow. Those voting against: None. Those abstaining: None. The original motion was unanimously carried and it was: RESOLVED: That the Cabinet budget recommendations as set out below, be approved. 1. That the
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