Sentences with phrase «london council voted»
Campaigners said they were hopeful this was «just the beginning» after a London council voted to introduce the first ban on protesters demonstrating outside an abortion clinic.
https://www.premierchristianity.com/ Not exact matches
He should have taken a lesson from London, Ont., mayor, Joe Fontana, who did declare a conflict of interest when his council voted to ask him to leave office in light of fraud charges stemming from his time as a federal cabinet minister.
A west London council will vote on whether it will become the first in the country to create a buffer... More
A west London council will vote on whether it will become the first in the country to create a buffer zone outside an abortion clinic, stopping pro-life campaigners holding gatherings like prayer vigils outside.
A west London council will vote on whether it will become the first in the country to create a buffer zone outside an abortion clinic, stopping pro-life campaigners...
The World Rugby Council today awarded Rugby World Cup 2023 to France after two rounds of voting during its interim meeting in London.
The World Rugby Council will now meet on 15 November in London to consider the recommendation and vote on the next host.
People are now voting in PR elections for the European Parliament, the Scottish Parliament, the Welsh Assembly, Scottish local councils and the Greater London Assembly.
Khan argues that the increase in people considering voting Green has been «a consequence of the Lib Dems collapsing» and points to 19 councils in London which he says are now without a single Lib Dem councillor.
The Lib Dems also benefited from a Brexit backlash, with huge wins in two south - west London councils, Kingston and Richmond, both areas with a heavily pro-remain vote.
However, largely because London accounts for no less than 42 % of all the seats up being contested this year, amongst the councils that do have local elections this week there are more seats being contested where the Remain vote was higher.
Though Labour has a huge share of the vote in London — 51 % of voters — the party has slipped back in inner London since a similar poll in February that predicated it could snatch Conservative councils in Barnet, Wandsworth and Westminster.
I'm now working at City Hall on the policing and crime agenda across London, but I'll also be drawing on experiences I gained working for a South London Council and as a Londoner to make sure I deliver an exciting campaign that engages new voters and retains our core Tory vote in Lewisham.»
[36] That year, Labour members voted Livingstone Vice-Chairman of the Housing Committee on the Lambeth London Borough Council, his first job in local government.
Just 2 1/2 years ago, Lutfur Rahman was selected as Labour's candidate for Mayor of Tower Hamlets with 433 votes compared with 251 for local London assembly member, John Biggs, and 157 for council leader, Helal Abbas.
What's still to come (all timings are estimates) Friday 6 May First preference vote share information for elections to Northern Ireland Assembly London Mayoral result due to be announced Results of Police and Crime Commissioner elections in England and Salford mayoral contest are also expected on Friday Saturday 7 May 14:00 Results from five remaining councils in England 16:00 Result of Bristol Mayoral contest Result of elections to Northern Ireland Assembly expected Sunday 8 May 16:00 Result of elections to Bristol Council (final council in England to declare) Results of Police and Crime Commissioner elections iCouncil (final council in England to declare) Results of Police and Crime Commissioner elections icouncil in England to declare) Results of Police and Crime Commissioner elections in Wales
Despite losing 6 Parliamentary seats in London in the General Election conducted on the same day, Labour's share of the vote, council seats and control of Councils rose substantially.
The 2006 result was one of Labour's worst local election results in London, with its share of the vote (30.1 %), its number of council seats (684) and number of councils (7) all at their lowest levels since 1968.
More interesting, given we are only a few months away from the London council elections in May, are local government voting intentions of CON 28 % (+2), LAB 54 % (+17), LDEM 11 % (+1), GRN 4 % -LRB--6) UKIP 2 % -LRB--10).
Based on voting in the 38 councils that have declared so far (a note of caution: this includes none of the London wards), Sky News have calculated what the House of Commons could look like after the 2015 general election: