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Councils · City of Westminster

Cabinet Report

Full council, 4 March 2026: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 24, Against 27, Abstained 2.

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 (24)

Against (27)

Abstained (2)

From the minutes

additional and fast-tracked staff efficiencies. b. £1million additional enforcement revenue from uniformed patrols, enforcement and dockless bike removal. c. £250,000 from Resident Engagement Budget For the amendment: Councillors Barbara Arzymanow, Tim Barnes, Melvyn Caplan, Loraine Dean, Anthony Devenish, Paul Fisher, Hannah Galley, Jim Glen, David Harvey, Martin Hayes, Elizabeth Hitchcock, Louise Hyams, Tim Mitchell, Ralu Oteh-Osoka, Ed Pitt Ford, Robert Rigby, Rachael Robathan, Ian Rowley, Caroline Sargent, Karen Scarborough, Mark Shearer, Selina Short, Paul Swaddle OBE and Jacqui Wilkinson. Against the amendment: Councillors Concia Albert, Geoff Barraclough, Liza Begum, David Boothroyd, Ruth Bush, Nafsika Butler-Thalassis, Maggie Carmen, Paul Dimoldenberg, Robert Eagleton, Sara Hassan, Regan Hook, Adam Hug, Ryan Jude, Aicha Less, Iman Less, Patrick Lilley, Patricia McAllister, Matt Noble, Ellie Ormsby, Angela Piddock, Cara Sanquest, James Small-Edwards, Judith Southern, Max Sullivan, Hamza Taouzzale, Aziz Toki and Jason Williams. Abstaining: Councillors Laila Cunningham and Alan Mendoza. Absent: Councillor Md Shamsed Chowdhury 4.5 The Lord Mayor declared the amendment to be LOST. 4.6 The Lord Mayor then put the recommendations in part

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