Sentences with phrase «actually run the council»

You might remember that this is the council that tripped up both Ed Miliband and Grant Shapps this week — the Labour leader was caught out for failing to recognise the name of his party's leader in Swindon (and for not knowing that Labour didn't actually run the council there).

Not exact matches

Actually, many of the public shelters are run by a church group or a council of churches on contract to the city.

Decisions were taken through Committees representing all political sides in the Council — so it would be rather like the Select Committees in Parliament actually running their respective departments of state.

Disaffected council estate areas that have been really run down, we really need to be going in and not lecturing them on what is good for them but actually listening to them,» she said.

Council Member Joseph Golombek, who is pushing the measure, commended his colleagues for being open to reform, especially considering that it would allow challengers to «actually... raise money,» when running against incumbents.

As for the constituency of Redcar in 2015 they won 1 council seat in the Longbeck ward though they might have won all three had they actually bothered to run more than one candidate.

We have about 15 different partner organisations — it's actually one of the biggest ARC (Australian Research Council) linkages ever run.