Agenda and minutes

Venue: Hendon Town Hall, The Burroughs, London NW4 4BG

Contact: Kirstin Lambert, Email: kirstin.lambert@barnet.gov.uk, 020 8359 2177 

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2.

Apologies for absence

Minutes:

Apologies for absence were received from Councillor Dr Devra Kay and Councillor Adam Langleben.

 

3.

Declarations of Interest

Minutes:

Councillor

Item

Interest declared

Cllr John Marshal

 Item 5.  Motion in the names of the Leader of the Council, Councillor Richard Cornelius and the Leader of the Opposition, Councillor Barry Rawlings - Conferring the Honorary Freedom of the London Borough of Barnet

 

 

 

 

 

A non-pecuniary and non-prejudicial interest, as he is a season ticket holder.

Cllr Sury Khatri

A non-pecuniary and non-prejudicial interest,

as he is  a member of the Copthall Community Sports Group committee whose meetings are chaired by Saracens and held at Saracens Allianz Park.

Cllr Joan Scrannel

A non-pecuniary and non-prejudicial interest, as she is a member of the Fez Club, a season ticket holder and supporter of the club.  

Cllr Caroline Stock

A non-pecuniary and non-prejudicial interest, as she has been working with the club in respect to her mayoral work with the golden kilometre.  

 

7.45pm - 9.30pm

4.

Report of the Monitoring Officer

Minutes:

None. 

5.

Motion in the names of the Leader of the Council, Councillor Richard Cornelius and the Leader of the Opposition, Councillor Barry Rawlings - Conferring the Honorary Freedom of the London Borough of Barnet pdf icon PDF 39 KB

Minutes:

Councillors Richard Cornelius and Barry Rawlings moved the motion in their name.  Debate ensued.

 

The Motion in the name of Councillors Richard Cornelius and Barry Rawlings was then put to the vote:

 

For: 60

Against: 0

Abstain: 1

Absent: 2

 

The motion was declared carried. 

 

RESOLVED:

 

In pursuance of Section 249 of the Local Government Act 1972, the Council of the London Borough of Barnet hereby do confer upon Saracens Rugby Football Club the Honorary Freedom of the London Borough of Barnet (being the most honourable award it is in the Council’s privilege to bestow).  This highest honour is to be granted in recognition of the club’s sporting success and for the way in which Copthall stadium has been brought back into full use by the club and the community. The generous way in which Saracens have contributed to the common good is an example for all organisations, and the London Borough of Barnet celebrates their part in the continuing success of our borough.

 

In conferring the Honorary Freedom on Saracens Rugby Football Club, the Council is formally recording the high esteem in which it is held by the Council and the community and recognising its invaluable contribution to the life of the borough.