Annual Well-Being Report 2024/2025
Full council, 25 September 2025: a named vote, lost.
For 21, Against 41, Abstained 1.
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 (21)
- Ashley Wood (Liberal Democrats)
- Bablin Molik (Liberal Democrats)
- Dan Naughton (Liberal Democrats)
- Daniel Waldron (Liberal Democrats)
- Imran Latif (Liberal Democrats)
- Jon Shimmin (Liberal Democrats)
- Joseph Carter (Liberal Democrats)
- Rhys Taylor (Liberal Democrats)
- Robert Hopkins (Liberal Democrats)
- Rodney Berman (Liberal Democrats)
- Calum Davies (Conservative)
- Jayne Cowan (Conservative)
- John Lancaster (Conservative)
- Oliver Owen (Conservative)
- Sean Driscoll (Conservative)
- Emma Reid-Jones (Independent)
- Peter Littlechild (Independent)
- Andrea Gibson (Plaid Cymru)
- Rhys Owain Livesy (Plaid Cymru)
- Neil McEvoy (Prop)
- Matt Youde (not matched to a member)
Against (41)
- Ali Ahmed (Labour)
- Anny Anderson (Labour)
- Ash Lister (Labour)
- Bethan Proctor (Labour)
- Bob Derbyshire (Labour)
- Caro Wild (Labour)
- Chris Weaver (Labour)
- Ed Stubbs (Labour)
- Elaine Simmons (Labour)
- Garry Hunt (Labour)
- Grace Ferguson-Thorne (Labour)
- Graham Hinchey (Labour)
- Helen Gunter (Labour)
- Helen Lloyd Jones (Labour)
- Huw Thomas (Labour)
- Irene Humphreys (Labour)
- Jackie Jones (Labour)
- Jamie Green (Labour)
- Jasmin Chowdhury (Labour)
- Jess Moultrie (Labour)
- Julie Sangani (Labour)
- Kate Carr (Labour)
- Lee Bridgeman (Labour)
- Leonora Thomson (Labour)
- Marc Palmer (Labour)
- Margaret Lewis (Labour)
- Mary McGarry (Labour)
- Michael Michael (Labour)
- Mike Ash-Edwards (Labour)
- Norma Mackie (Labour)
- Owen Jones (Labour)
- Peter Bradbury (Labour)
- Peter Wong (Labour)
- Russell Goodway (Labour)
- Saeed Ebrahim (Labour)
- Saleh Ahmed (Labour)
- Sarah Merry (Labour)
- Stephen Cunnah (Labour)
- Sue Lent (Labour)
- Waheeda Abdul-Sattar (Labour)
- Edward Topham (Reform UK)
Abstained (1)
- Siân-Elin Melbourne (Conservative)
From the minutes
enges of unrealistic savings that can't be delivered. The amendment was seconded by Cllr Carter. The Lord Mayor invited debate on the report and amendment, before moving to the vote on the amendment. FOR (21) Cllrs Berman, Carter, Cowan, Davies, Driscoll, Gibson, Hopkins, Lancaster, Latif, Littlechild, Livesy, McEvoy, Molik, Naughton, Owen, Reid-Jones, Shimmin, Taylor, Waldron, Wood, Youde AGAINST (41) Cllrs Abdul-Sattar, Ali Ahmed, Saleh Ahmed, Anderson, Ash-Edwards, Bradbury, Bridgeman, Carr, Chowdhury, Cunnah, Derbyshire, Ebrahim, Ferguson-Thorne, Goodway, Green, Gunter, Hinchey, Humphreys, Hunt, Lloyd Jones, Jackie Jones, Owen Jones, Lent, Lewis, Lister, Mackie, McGarry, Merry, Michael, Moultrie, Palmer, Proctor, Sangani, Simmons, Stubbs, Thomas, Thomson, Topham, Weaver, Wild and Wong ABSTAIN (1) Cllr Melbourne The amendment was LOST. The amendment having been lost, the Lord Mayor moved to the vote on the recommendations in the report:
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.