Sentences with phrase «local council leaders»

He will then chair a «cabinet» of local council leaders, controlling the combined authority and will need to secure their support for much of what he wants to do.

After a fairly anonymous former local council leader, maybe they might want someone with a profile again?

According to the local council leader, who spoke to the Press Association, Farroukh was brought up at the property by foster parents.

Now walking through Camden with the local council leader, she laments how HS2 will impact the area.

A directly - elected metro mayor will have powers and responsibilities to make strategic decisions across whole city regions, in contrast to existing city mayors (which are also directly elected) or local council leaders that only make decisions for, and on behalf of, their local authority.

To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree that the new metro mayor should have greater powers than local council leaders?

More than half of adults in the Sheffield City Region (56 per cent) agree that the new metro mayor should have greater powers than local council leaders, while a quarter (24 per cent) disagree.

Three in five of those living in Greater Manchester (59 per cent) agree that the new metro mayor should have greater powers than local council leader.

More than half of adults from the West of England (53 per cent) say that they agree that the new metro mayor should have greater powers than local council leaders.

More than half of adults from Tees Valley (56 per cent) say that they agree that the new metro mayor should have greater powers than local council leaders.

Corbyn hangs up his phone and starts his day, talking to students about the refugee crisis and the «national living wage», visiting a medical lab, and discussing how Labour should take on the Ukip threat with the local council leader.

Three - in - five adults in Liverpool City Region (60 per cent) agree that the new metro mayor should have greater powers than local council leaders, and a quarter (25 per cent) disagree.

Remember, remember: while David Cameron and George Osborne have a top - down Tory background as former special advisers, the Communities Secretary has a bottom - up one as a former Young Conservatives» Chairman and local council leader.

Tim reported last week the concerns of some about the failure of the local council leader to make the shortlist.

Local council leaders and trade union bosses are in touch with moderate MPs encouraging them to return to the fold and help improve the party's fortunes.