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| The results meant that 14 | councillors, a third of the council, would be new. |
| twelve Aldermen, twenty-four Assistants or | Councillors, a Town Clerk, and a Recorder; it also prov |
| area became the M.D. of Pines No. 516 with | Councillors A. Achtemychuk (chairman), E. Halberg, M. K |
| ity consists of Chief Carol Bernard and six | Councillors: Ableheza "Man meat" Ernest, Brenda Fiddler |
| gations that the police deliberately misled | councillors about its purpose, after it was revealed th |
| ion in the city - responding to concerns by | Councillors about cycle paths not being 'safe' that abs |
| ake the world think that the King hath good | councillors about him, when the Duke of Buckingham, the |
| of the council after one of the independent | councillors abstained on the vote to decide the composi |
| rton Radstock Town Council, which elects 14 | councillors across the four wards of Midsomer Norton No |
| es of a councillor, saying that "While some | councillors act like clowns, there is no need to dress |
| Meanwhile the Conservatives had 3 | councillors after the election, the most for decades, a |
| al Democrats gained 395 seats and had 4,123 | councillors after the elections. |
| al Democrats gained 428 seats and had 4,551 | councillors after the elections. |
| al Democrats gained 136 seats and had 5,078 | councillors after the elections. |
| Labour gained 544 seats and had 10,325 | councillors after the elections. |
| al Democrats gained 407 seats and had 3,672 | councillors after the elections, a record number and a |
| beral Democrats lost 78 seats and had 3,265 | councillors after the elections. |
| he office of mayor was filled by one of the | councillors after a ballot amongst all the councillors, |
| of 1 seat on the council with 26 of the 51 | councillors, after suffering a net loss of 4 seats. |
| parliament's opposition-controlled House of | Councillors against then Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda. |
| Lords rejected the appeals of 47 Liverpool | councillors against the district auditor's finding of ' |
| n is goverened by Chief Warren White and 10 | Councillors: Agnes Skead, Alex Tom, Howard Kabestra, Lo |
| The party currently has two elected | councillors: Agnew on Newtownabbey Borough Council and |
| 6 this campaign was ended, when Scarborough | councillors agreed to support plans to refurbish the ex |
| Businessmen and | councillors alike (which at the time often amounted to |
| denotes wards represented by 2 | councillors; all others have 1 except for Penrith North |
| Committees will be formed from a pool of 33 | councillors allocated by council population (roughly on |
| tory, entering the Regional Council with 15 | councillors, along with one for Lombard Alliance League |
| 653 Conservative, and 309 Liberal Democrat | councillors, along with 33 other councillors, mostly re |
| The Island MP Andrew Turner, with two other | councillors also attended the protest, disagreeing with |
| Three long standing | councillors also stood down at the election, Alf Strank |
| Two other | councillors also serve the settlement: Timothy Bird and |
| However several previously independent | councillors also joined the party and the party was boo |
| ion was to be introduced to prevent serving | councillors also being Members of the Northern Ireland |
| o increase the number of Conservative women | Councillors, AMs and MPs by providing support, advice a |
| Kings and | Councillors: An Essay in the Comparative Anatomy of Hum |
| strict council includes a mayor, 14 elected | councillors, an appointed chief executive officer (CEO) |
| ged to stand for re-election" by his fellow | councillors and the general public. |
| a plaque on the site of the fire from both | councillors and members of the new hotel's board. |
| Grantham has the two Labour | councillors, and the Labour candidate is based in Grant |
| regional council is made up of twenty three | councillors and one mayor, all positions were up for el |
| ith a management committee comprising local | councillors and representatives of interest groups. |
| were held in October 1977 to elect mayors, | councillors and school trustees in various communities |
| lage council consisting of a mayor and four | councillors, and is administrated by a village manager. |
| held on October 22, 1986 to elect a mayor, | councillors and school trustees in the city of Winnipeg |
| , and the council increased to thirty-three | councillors and eleven alderman. |
| Municipal | councillors, and the mayors they elect, ordinarily serv |
| stablished which applied to Local authority | councillors and members of Scottish public bodies. |
| nted on South Ribble Borough Council by two | councillors, and as of 2010, both are from the Conserva |
| lyday also supported reducing the number of | councillors, and voted against childcare subsidies. |
| s held on October 27, 1965 to elect mayors, | councillors and school trustees in the City of Winnipeg |
| n was held in October 1969 to elect mayors, | councillors and school trustees in the City of Winnipeg |
| e Unicity structure, with its many suburban | councillors and large tax base, facilitated the buildin |
| tary of the Association of Liberal Democrat | Councillors and was awarded the Order of the British Em |
| ary 1890, initially with a chairman and six | councillors, and the first meeting took place on 14 May |
| December 4, 1972, to elect mayors, reeves, | councillors, and school trustees. |
| order, urged economy from the newly elected | Councillors and returned the Council to credit. |
| ll attended public meeting faced a panel of | councillors and leisure officers. |
| lections were held on the same day to elect | councillors and a mayor to the Regional Council. |
| was divided into ten wards, each with three | councillors and one alderman, with the size of the coun |
| rd, and the council consisted of thirty-six | councillors and twelve aldermen until its abolition in |
| were held in October 1986 to elect mayors, | councillors and school trustees in various communities |
| Its three Leeds City | Councillors and the terms for which they are currently |
| d not be divided into wards and elect eight | councillors and a mayor. |
| rban District Council comprised a number of | councillors and a chairman and initially took over the |
| man was one of the left-wing "COPE Classic" | councillors, and remained with COPE when his centrist c |
| held on October 25, 1995 to elect a mayor, | councillors and school trustees in the city of Winnipeg |
| In 2008 the LNP gained a majority of | councillors and Quirk took on the roles of Deputy Mayor |
| held on October 25, 2010, to elect a mayor, | councillors, and school trustees in the town of Bracebr |
| At that time they had seven | councillors, and in the local elections that May they f |
| oping to increase its representation from 9 | councillors, and the Liberal Democrats and other partie |
| November 14, 1988 to elect mayors, reeves, | councillors and school trustees. |
| m is, but each borough returned a number of | councillors, and each elrvtor had as many votes as ther |
| were 17 lawmakers (12 from the Assembly of | Councillors and 5 from the Assembly of Representatives) |
| held on November 13, 2006 to elect a mayor, | councillors, and school trustees in the town of Bracebr |
| The council leader selects 2 to 9 | councillors and together they form the cabinet. |
| ecember 6, 1976, to elect mayors or reeves, | councillors, and school board trustees. |
| As of 3 May 2003, there are 10 | councillors and no wards. |
| l be contested by all five incumbent Labour | Councillors, and by five Liberal Democrats, five Conser |
| d two divisions each of which returned four | councillors, and a separately elected chairman (mayor f |
| years of age for admission to the House of | Councillors and the prefectural governorship. |
| ncies by public ballot, 90 elected by local | councillors and 60 elected by four professional college |
| later was made one of the Prince of Wales's | councillors, and a commissioner at the Treaty of Uxbrid |
| eld on November 14, 1988, to elect a mayor, | councillors, and school trustees in Brantford, Ontario, |
| There are currently eleven Conservative | councillors and one independent councillor on the commu |
| s community, designating and separating the | councillors, and holds supreme representation of the au |
| tlying communities voted to elected mayors, | councillors and school trustees. |
| e Partido Socialista Obrero has 7 municipal | councillors and the Partido Popular has 4. In the 2004 |
| n Borough Council comprises 34 Labour Party | councillors and 23 Liberal Democrats councillors. |
| ivided and its elected body consists of six | councillors and a mayor. |
| support of the mayor and several other city | councillors, and won re-election by 7,660 votes to 4,39 |
| bwalls and District' as a ward electing two | councillors and incorporating the parishes of Dobwalls |
| At the time of amalgamation, it had 13 | councillors and 5 wards, with Harbour Ward (5 councillo |
| by local residents, traders and some local | councillors, and they now read "Southend East for South |
| n November 12, 1985, to elect a mayor, city | councillors, and school trustees in Brantford, Ontario, |
| were held in October 1983 to elect mayors, | councillors, and school trustees in various communities |
| The City Council consisted of 50 | councillors and one mayor. |
| The Parish Council is made up of 7 | Councillors and meets on the second Thursday of every m |
| are no whips and membership is only open to | councillors and candidates, which the party says is to |
| So eager were | Councillors and the general powers that be, to have a s |
| November 14, 1994, to elect mayors, reeves, | councillors, and school trustees in all municipalities |
| lopments would be heard by a panel of local | councillors and not by a planning inspector. |
| gthy talks between leading producers, local | councillors and companies, in autumn 2003 Wimbledon The |
| Mayors, | councillors, and school board trustees were elected. |
| ural District Council comprised a number of | councillors and a chairman. |
| ple's Party, who quadrupled their number of | councillors, and independent candidates campaigning aga |
| The town has 10 | councillors and no wards. |
| vember 10, 1980, to elect mayors on reeves, | councillors, and school trustees. |
| The city has 8 | councillors and no wards. |
| hey overtook the Conservatives in number of | councillors and would remain in that position until 200 |
| The town has 8 | councillors and no wards. |
| development,the committee for east end city | councillors, and as the city's representative in the no |
| ember 10, 1997, to elect mayors and reeves, | councillors, and school trustees. |
| dents of Oval ward elected two Labour Party | Councillors and one Liberal Democrat Councillor. |
| In 1834, he was elected mayor by the city | councillors and served until 1836. |
| asked by Richard in 1399 with the other two | councillors and Treasurer William le Scrope, 1st Earl o |
| Bristol Corporation, which consisted of 48 | councillors and 18 aldermen. |
| after a long campaign by the press and town | councillors and a public forum, the district council ag |
| a village council composed of a mayor, four | councillors and a village manager. |
| s held on October 23, 1968 to elect mayors, | councillors and school trustees in the City of Winnipeg |
| oys; 12 governors; 12 ambassadors; 33 privy | councillors; and 64 generals. |
| uncil consisted of an elected mayor and ten | councillors, and was not subdivided. |
| Previously, Town Ward had 2 | councillors and six wards had one councillor each: Dare |
| The election saw the two independent | councillors and one independent Socialist councillor st |
| ving outside Richmond Town Hall, the Mayor, | Councillors, and a crowd of several thousand had assemb |
| 4, 2005 PPCD lost several deputies, mayors, | councillors and members to the liberal-democrat parties |
| as just short of a majority in the House of | Councillors, and fell just short of the 320 seats (a tw |
| After the 2007 elections they had 22 | councillors, and 24 after the 2008 elections. |
| state with many streets named after Coseley | councillors and famous local people. |
| opposition rose in 2010, among Cornish MPs, | councillors and the public, to a cross-border Devonwall |
| ions were held on the same day to elect six | councillors and a mayor to the Regional Council. |
| lso has an active Parish Council, with nine | Councillors and a Clerk. |
| commended the council be undivided with six | councillors and a mayor, the gazetted form was that of |
| to raise awareness of local | councillors and their staff of citizens' needs and conc |
| ied out by the 48 outgoing Wiltshire county | councillors and by an "Implementation Executive" consis |
| er 8, 1980, to elect mayors or reeves, city | councillors, and school trustees. |
| n St Kilda, including relationships between | Councillors and developers, reported that there was no |
| The shire has seven | councillors and no wards. |
| eports due to corruption scandals involving | councillors and the construction industry. |
| This caused an outcry from | councillors and businesses in Rhyl who complained that |
| It currently consists of 84 | councillors, and is controlled by the Conservative Part |
| The town has 7 | councillors and no wards. |
| ", including Ratepayers, Independent Labour | councillors and Progressives made net gains of 22. |
| It counts five regional | councillors and a deputy, Roberto Nicco. |
| There are Two District | Councillors and a County Councillor. |
| esentatives, State Senators, and Governor's | Councillors; and |
| senting Elthorne ward, are two Conservative | councillors and one Labour councillor. |
| held on December 6, 1976, to elect a mayor, | councillors, and school trustees in Brantford, Ontario, |
| uld not be divided into wards and elect ten | councillors and a mayor. |
| Liberal Democrat party left them with three | councillors, and so were replaced by Labour as official |
| One mayor, three regional | councillors and five local councillors were elected for |
| was held in October 1971 to elect a mayor, | councillors and school trustees in the City of Winnipeg |
| of Brent that returns three representative | Councillors and at the 2006 election was held by the Co |
| One mayor, three regional | councillors and five local councillors have been electe |
| overnment chair and a Town mayor and 6 Town | Councillors and 6 Town and Regional Councillors in Oakv |
| It currently consists of 77 | councillors, and is controlled by the Conservative Part |
| Council, 14 out of the 36 Johannesburg City | Councillors and four Randburg City Councillors. |
| Lonsdale, and Herries) were existing Privy | Councillors and many others were complete political unk |
| hair, the Town mayor, six Town and Regional | Councillors, and six Town Councillors in Oakville, Onta |
| how a decline in the number of Conservative | councillors and an increase in the number of Labour cou |
| his consecration he appears among the royal | councillors, and after 1430 his name constantly occurs |
| One mayor, two Regional & Local | Councillors and six local Councillors were elected to r |
| by, among others, five dukes, twenty privy | councillors, and 126 generals. |
| lections were held on the same day to elect | councillors and a mayor to the Regional Council. |
| The ward currently has three Conservative | councillors and is Sandwell's only all Conservative war |
| ously been controlled by three Labour Party | councillors, and the successful BNP councillor represen |
| rts each year which are funded by the local | Councillors, and for the past two years have held a Fun |
| It consists of 54 elected | councillors and is presided over by one councillor who |
| held on October 23, 1974 to elect a mayor, | councillors and school trustees in the city of Winnipeg |
| arge, 13 elected and 5 appointed specialist | councillors and 13 boroughs to replace the existing cou |
| to elect a city mayor, borough mayors, city | councillors, and borough councillors in Montreal, Quebe |
| November 12, 1991, to elect mayors, reeves, | councillors, and school trustees in all municipalities |
| Her funeral was attended by | councillors and clergy, and representatives of Ruskin H |
| nment of Winnipeg is represented by 15 city | councillors and a mayor elected every four years. |
| ecommended the council be undivided with 10 | councillors and a mayor, the gazetted form was that of |
| t system for the election of its leader and | councillors and a standard yes-or-no ballot for voting |
| Labour Council made several endorsements of | councillors and trustee candidates including Fletcher. |
| of the President, two Vice-Presidents, four | Councillors and up to four co-opted members. |
| ry Wyatt, had been one of Henry VII's Privy | Councillors, and remained a trusted adviser when Henry |
| ace on November 10, 2003, to elect a mayor, | councillors, and school trustees in the city of Peterbo |
| ural District Council comprised a number of | councillors and a chairman and initially replaced the l |
| th her grandfather and her mother were city | councillors and were then elected as mayors: he, in Win |
| re local issues can be discussed with local | councillors and the local police. |
| lections were held on the same day to elect | councillors and a mayor to the Regional Council. |
| d not be divided into wards and elect eight | councillors and a mayor. |
| st of England with them having 49 of the 60 | councillors and they were expected to remain in control |
| mas festivities at Court; Elizabeth and her | councillors apparently judged the competition, and the |
| g his episcopate he became one of the royal | councillors appointed by Henry III of England in 1255 f |
| rs the service is a joint-board, made up of | councillors appointed from Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, |
| The | councillors appointed a chairman and vice chairman, who |
| Stroud District | councillors approved the services in August 2010. |
| he current Chief is Reginald Bellerose; the | Councillors are Eric Moise, Ernest Moise, Shawn Moise, |
| ughside, Lurgan and Portadown - in which 26 | councillors are elected every four years. |
| Also, seven of the wards, represented by 26 | councillors, are grouped into an Inverness city managem |
| The current | councillors are Rita King, Isidore Poile, Roderick Wigw |
| The | councillors are Ian Bannon, Leo Bannon Sr., Leo Bannon |
| For each ward, | councillors are elected to sit on Carmarthenshire Count |
| The current serving | councillors are Katie Ray and Faith Ponsonby; both Libe |
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