Petition

Full council, 15 May 2018: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 19, 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 (19)

Alan Shuttleworth (Liberal Democrats)
Carolyn Lambert (Liberal Democrats)
Colin Swansborough (Liberal Democrats)
Darren Grover (Liberal Democrats)
David Tutt (Liberal Democrats)
John Ungar (Liberal Democrats)
Kathryn Field (Liberal Democrats)
Pat Rodohan (Liberal Democrats)
Philip Daniel (Liberal Democrats)
Sarah Osborne (Liberal Democrats)
Steve Wallis (Liberal Democrats)
Charles Clark (Independent)
Ruth O'Keeffe MBE (Independent)
Stuart Earl (Independent)
Godfrey Daniel (Labour)
Phil Scott (Labour)
Tania Charman (Labour)
Stephen Shing (not matched to a member)
Webb AGAINST (not matched to a member)

From the minutes

) [The County Council requests the Cabinet to keep the homes open] 7.4 A recorded vote on Councillor Tutt's amendment was requested and taken. The amendment was LOST, the votes being cast as follows: FOR THE AMENDMENT Councillors Charman, Charles Clark, Godfrey Daniel, Philip Daniel, Earl, Field, Grover, Lambert, O'Keeffe, Osborne, Rodohan, Scott, Stephen Shing, Shuttleworth, Swansborough, Tutt, Ungar, Wallis and Webb AGAINST THE AMENDMENT Barnes, Beaver, Belsey, Bennett, Bentley, Boorman, Bowdler, Martin Clarke, Davies, Chris Dowling, Claire Dowling, Elford, Elkin, Enever

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.