All councillors are entitled to a basic allowance and to claim for certain travel and subsistence expenses. Some councillors have special responsibilities (e.g. a cabinet portfolio or chairing a committee) and receive an additional allowance. The amount Anthony Luckhurst received each year for these was:
Allowances information is only available from 2005 onwards. Click on a year to see a detailed breakdown of Anthony Luckhurst's allowances. Click on "all councillors" to see how Anthony Luckhurst's allowances compared to the other councillors for that year.
Recorded Votes
Most decisions taken by councillors at meetings of the whole Council are made by unanimous agreement or, if the decision is disputed, by show of hands. However, the Council's Constitution states that in certain circumstances, or if six or more members request, a "recorded vote" may be taken, where each councillor's vote is recorded in the minutes of the meeting. The votes recorded for Anthony Luckhurst are as follows:
Recorded votes are only available from December 2001 onwards. Click on a term to see how Anthony Luckhurst voted during that term. Click on the subject of a vote to see the full details of the motion and how the other councillors voted.
Electoral History
Anthony Luckhurst has stood in the following elections:
Click on the ward name to see the full results for that ward.
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