Council Plan and Budget 2023/24
Full council, 17 February 2023: a named vote on the amendment, lost.
For 13, Against 37, Abstained 8.
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 (13)
- Alison Cornell (Labour)
- Brian Quinn (Labour)
- Caroline Baxter (Labour)
- Chris Oxlade (Labour)
- Dawn Smith (Labour)
- Graham McKnight (Labour)
- Henna Chowdhury (Labour)
- John Turley (Labour)
- Natalie Pudaloff (Labour)
- Donna Johnson (not matched to a member)
- Ian Gibson (not matched to a member)
- Jaine Wild (not matched to a member)
- Sarah Sharp (not matched to a member)
Against (37)
- Alison Cooper (Conservative)
- Amanda Jupp (Conservative)
- Andrew Baldwin (Conservative)
- Andy McGregor (Conservative)
- Angus Dunn (Conservative)
- Ashvin Patel (Conservative)
- Bob Lanzer (Conservative)
- Bruce Forbes (Conservative)
- Charlotte Kenyon (Conservative)
- Christian Mitchell (Conservative)
- Deborah Urquhart (Conservative)
- Duncan Crow (Conservative)
- Elizabeth Sparkes (Conservative)
- Emma Evans (Conservative)
- Garry Wall (Conservative)
- Jacky Pendleton (Conservative)
- Jacquie Russell (Conservative)
- Janet Duncton (Conservative)
- Jeremy Hunt (Conservative)
- Joy Dennis (Conservative)
- Katie Nagel (Conservative)
- Keir Greenway (Conservative)
- Nigel Jupp (Conservative)
- Noel Atkins (Conservative)
- Paul Marshall (Conservative)
- Pete Bradbury (Conservative)
- Pieter Montyn (Conservative)
- Richard Burrett (Conservative)
- Sarah Payne (Conservative)
- Sean McDonald (Conservative)
- Simon Oakley (Conservative)
- Stephen Hillier (Conservative)
- Steve Waight (Conservative)
- Sujan Wickremaratchi (Conservative)
- Carson Albury (Independent)
- David Britton (Independent)
- Trevor Bence (Reform UK)
Abstained (8)
- Francis Oppler (Liberal Democrats)
- Jay Mercer - Leader (Liberal Democrats)
- John Milne (Liberal Democrats)
- Kirsty Lord (Liberal Democrats)
- Nigel Dennis (Liberal Democrats)
- Richard Cherry (Liberal Democrats)
- Stuart Condie (Liberal Democrats)
- Andrew Kerry-Bedell (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
priorities highways fund for active travel initiatives and vulnerable road user initiatives 0.500 Total Allocation 4.320 156.6 The amendment was put to a recorded vote under Standing Order 3.36. (a) For the amendment – 13 Cllr Baxter, Cllr Chowdhury, Cllr Cornell, Cllr Gibson, Cllr Johnson, Cllr McKnight, Cllr Oxlade, Cllr Pudaloff, Cllr Quinn, Cllr Sharp, Cllr Smith, Cllr Turley and Cllr Wild. (b) Against the amendment – 37 Cllr Albury, Cllr Atkins, Cllr Baldwin, Cllr Bence, Cllr Bradbury, Cllr Britton, Cllr Burrett, Cllr Cooper, Cllr Crow, Cllr J Dennis, Cllr Duncton, Cllr Dunn, Cllr Evans, Cllr Forbes, Cllr Greenway, Cllr Hillier, Cllr Hunt, Cllr A Jupp, Cllr N Jupp, Cllr Kenyon, Cllr Lanzer, Cllr Marshall, Cllr McDonald, Cllr McGregor, Cllr Mitchell, Cllr Montyn, Cllr Nagel, Cllr Oakley, Cllr Patel, Cllr Payne, Cllr Pendleton, Cllr Russell, Cllr Sparkes, Cllr Urquhart, Cllr Waight, Cllr Wall and Cllr Wickremaratchi. (c) Abstentions – 8 Cllr Cherry, Cllr Condie, Cllr N Dennis, Cllr Kerry-Bedell, Cllr Lord, Cllr Mercer, Cllr Milne and Cllr Oppler. 156.7 The amendment was lost. 156.8 An amendment was moved by Cllr Sharp and seconded by Cllr Johnson as set out below. Proposed amendments to the R
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