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Originally Posted by claytonender

He would have lost all the motions put forward by the opposition group.

Also the Leader of the Labour Group was not consulted about the postponement of the Council Meeting (which he should have been according to the constitution.

Surely then if the 'cancellation' of the meeting has not been done with due process, then there is a constitutional case for the meeting to go ahead. The agenda has been published and if Britcliffe and some or all of his gang fail to turn up than Labour & the Indy's go ahead on their own.