Will you change your vote in the Brighton and Hove City Council election in May because of the way councillors approached the vote about secondary school admissions? (From The Argus)
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Will you change your vote in the Brighton and Hove City Council election in May because of the way councillors approached the vote about secondary school admissions?
3:21pm Tuesday 20th March 2007 in
We asked you, The Argus website readers, the above question.
After 2037 votes were cast, the results were:
- No 99 4.9%
- Yes - I'm unhappy with the councillors
who voted for the new scheme 393 19.3% - Yes - I'm unhappy with the councillors
who voted against the new scheme 1181 58% - Yes - I'm unhappy with the way councillor
Juliet McCaffery was sacked from the committee 335 16.4% - Don't know 29 1.4%
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