Notices of Motion - Notice of Motion 1 - Farming (Agenda item 7)
Full council, 9 January 2025: a named vote on the amendment, lost.
For 7, Against 42, 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.
For (7)
- Andy Fry (Labour)
- Beverley Nielsen (Labour)
- Lynn Denham (Labour)
- Richard Udall (Labour)
- Dan Boatright-Greene (Liberal Democrats)
- Josh Robinson (Liberal Democrats)
- Mel Allcott (Liberal Democrats)
Against (42)
- Adam Kent (Conservative)
- Adrian Hardman (Conservative)
- Adrian Kriss (Conservative)
- Alan Amos (Conservative)
- Alastair Adams (Conservative)
- Allah Ditta (Conservative)
- Bob Brookes (Conservative)
- Brandon Clayton (Conservative)
- Chris Rogers (Conservative)
- Dan Morehead (Conservative)
- David Chambers (Conservative)
- David Ross (Conservative)
- Elizabeth Eyre (Conservative)
- Emma Stokes (Conservative)
- Ian Hardiman (Conservative)
- James Stanley (Conservative)
- Jo Monk (Conservative)
- Karen Hanks (Conservative)
- Karen May (Conservative)
- Kit Taylor (Conservative)
- Laura Gretton (Conservative)
- Linda Robinson (Conservative)
- Marc Bayliss (Conservative)
- Marcus Hart (Conservative)
- Mark Goodge (Conservative)
- Matt Dormer (Conservative)
- Nathan Desmond (Conservative)
- Paul Harrison (Conservative)
- Richard Morris (Conservative)
- Salman Akbar (Conservative)
- Scott Richardson Brown (Conservative)
- Shirley Webb (Conservative)
- Simon Geraghty (Conservative)
- Steve Mackay (Conservative)
- Tony Miller (Conservative)
- Andrew Cross (Green)
- Malcolm Victory (Green)
- Malcolm Victory (Green)
- Martin Allen (Green)
- Matt Jenkins (Green)
- Tom Wells (Independent)
- Bill Hopkins (Reform UK)
From the minutes
exemptions for the royal estate which was a legitimate comment albeit some councillors might not agree. They were not direct comments about the royal family. On a named vote, the amendment was lost. Those in favour of the amendment were: Cllr Mel Allcott, Cllr Dan Boatright-Greene, Cllr Lynn Denham, Cllr Andy Fry, Cllr Beverley Nielsen, Cllr Josh Robinson, and Cllr Richard Udall. (7) Those against the amendment were: Cllr Alastair Adams, Cllr Salman Akbar, Cllr Martin Allen, Cllr Alan Amos, Cllr Marc Bayliss, Cllr Bob Brookes, Cllr David Chambers, Cllr Brandon Clayton, Cllr Andrew Cross, Cllr Nathan Desmond, Cllr Allah Ditta, Cllr Matt Dormer, Cllr Elizabeth Eyre, Cllr Simon Geraghty, Cllr Mark Goodge, Cllr Laura Gretton, Cllr Karen Hanks, Cllr Ian Hardiman, Cllr Adrian Hardman, Cllr Paul Harrison, Cllr Marcus Hart, Cllr Bill Hopkins, Cllr Matt Jenkins, Cllr Adam Kent, Cllr Adrian Kriss, Cllr Steve Mackay, Cllr Karen May, Cllr Tony Miller, Cllr Jo Monk, Cllr Dan Morehead, Cllr Richard Morris, Cllr Scott Richardson Brown, Cllr Linda Robinson, Cllr Chris Rogers, Cllr David Ross, Cllr James Stanley, Cllr Emma Stokes, Cllr Kit Taylor, Cllr Malcolm Victory, Cllr Malcom Victory, Cllr Shirley Webb, and Cllr Tom Wells. (42). Council then debated the substantive motion. Those in favour of the substantive motion commented: · The Government had failed to understand th
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