Alpha This is a new service, still being built and tested, and it will have mistakes: please tell us about a problem.

Councils · London Borough of Merton

Business Plan 2020-24

Full council, 4 March 2020: a named vote, lost.

For 26, Against 29, 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 (26)

Against (29)

From the minutes

ncillor Ed Foley (3) The Mayor declared the amendment to be lost. The Mayor then called for a roll-call vote on the Liberal Democrat amendment 3 to the Business Plan 2020-2024. Voting was as follows: Votes in favour: Councillors Eloise Bailey, Thomas Barlow, Nigel Benbow, Hina Bokhari, Adam Bush, Omar Bush, Stephen Crowe, Anthony Fairclough, Edward Gretton, Jenifer Gould, Daniel Holden, James Holmes, Andrew Howard, Paul Kohler, Najeeb Latif, Simon McGrath, Nick McLean, Oonagh Moulton, Hayley Ormrod, Carl Quilliam, David Simpson, Peter Southgate, David Wilkinson, David Williams, the Deputy Mayor, Councillor Ed Foley and the Mayor, Councillor Janice Howard (26) Votes against: Councillors Agatha Akyigyina, Stephen Alambritis, Mark Allison, Stan Anderson, Laxmi Attawar, Kelly Braund, Mike Brunt, Ben Butler, Tobin Byers, Billy Christie, David Chung, Caroline Cooper-Marbiah, Pauline Cowper, Mary Curtin, John Dehaney, Nick Draper, Natasha Irons, Sally Kenny, Linda Kirby, Rebecca Lanning, Edith Macauley, Russell Makin, Peter McCabe, Russell Makin, Dennis Pearce, Owen Pritchard, Geraldine Stanford, Eleanor Stringer, Dave Ward and Martin Whelton (30) The Mayor declared the amendment to be lost. The Mayor then called for a roll-call vote on the substantive motion for the Business Plan 2020-24. Voti

The item in the council's own minutes. Names are matched to the councillors listed at the meeting. The names of people who aren't councillors are removed.