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Councils · Hampshire County Council

Local Government Reorganisation – response to a letter from the Minister of State for Local Government and Homelessness in relation to the 2026 local elections.

Full council, 12 January 2026: a named vote, carried.

For 43, Against 9, Abstained 2.

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.

For (43)

Against (9)

Abstained (2)

From the minutes

lost. The amendment proposed by Councillor Nick Adams-King was put to the vote. A recorded vote was requested and supported by the required number of members. The outcome of the vote was as follows: FOR (43): Councillors Lulu Bowerman, Jackie Branson, Ann Briggs, Steven Broomfield, Pamela Bryant, Graham Burgess, Fran Carpenter, Roz Chadd, Rod Cooper, Alex Crawford, Tim Davies, Chris Donnelly, David Drew, Barry Dunning, Liz Fairhurst, Steve Forster, Jonathan Glen, Pal Hayre, Juliet Henderson, Zoe Huggins, Andrew Joy, Peter Latham, Keith Mans, Alexis McEvoy, Lesley Meenaghan, Derek Mellor, Rob Mocatta, Kirsty North, Phil North, Stephen Parker, Louise Parker-Jones, Neville Penman, Lance Quantrill, Stephen Reid, Patricia Stallard, Kim Taylor, Tom Thacker, Michael Thierry, Andy Tree, Jacky Tustain, Rhydian Vaughan, Jan Warwick and Bill Withers. AGAINST (9): Councillors Stuart Bailey, Prad Bains, Paula Ferguson, David Harrison, Gavin James, Jackie Porter, Roger Price, Martin Tod and Jonathan Williams. ABSTAIN (2): Councillors Mark Cooper and Alan Dowden. The amendment was carried. A subsequent recorded vote on the substantive recommendations, as amended, was also carried. The outcome of the vote was

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.