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Meeting: Wednesday 14 January 2026 2.00 p.m. - Council Meeting

9. Recommendation from Cabinet - Housing Revenue Account (HRA)

Councillor Michael Bennett-Sylvester - Pecuniary - On the grounds of being a Council tenant but was granted a dispensation to vote.
Councillor Nigel Harper - Pecuniary - On the grounds of his partner being a Council tenant but was granted a dispensation to vote.
Councillor Victoria Cusworth - Personal - Have family who are Council Tenants.

Meeting: Wednesday 4 March 2026 2.00 p.m. - Council Meeting

5. Recommendation from Cabinet - Budget and Council Tax 2026-27 and Medium Term Financial Strategy

Councillor Dave Sheppard - Personal - Councillor Sheppard declared a personal interest in Minute 127 – Recommendation from Cabinet – Budget and Council Tax 2026-27 and Medium Term Financial Strategy on the basis that there were proposals relating to Selective Licensing Areas and he lived in a Selective Licensing Area. As this was a personal interest, Councillor Sheppard took part in the debate and vote on the item.

Meeting: Wednesday 15 July 2026 2.00 p.m. - Council Meeting

13. Notice of Motion - Protecting Children, Supporting Honest Businesses and Cracking Down on Illicit Vapes, Tobacco and Underage Sales

Councillor Amanda Clarke - Personal - Works alongside Trading Standards Officers. Cllr Clarke remained in the Chamber and voted on the item.

Meeting: Wednesday 15 July 2026 2.00 p.m. - Council Meeting

15. Notice of Motion - Stop Polluting our Rivers and Hiking our Bills

Councillor Joshua Bacon - Pecuniary - Councillor Bacon declared a pecuniary interest in this item as he was employed by Yorkshire Water. He left the chamber for this item and did not participate in the debate or vote.

Meeting: Wednesday 15 July 2026 2.00 p.m. - Council Meeting

17. Notice of Motion - Protecting Rotherham Residents’ NHS and Council Data - Rejecting Reliance on Palantir

Councillor Adam Carter - Personal - A member of the British Medical Association. Councillor A Carter remained in the Chamber and voted on the item.