Sentences with phrase «role as a councillor»

It has been a challenging transition and represents a «huge switch» — Blackman was able to balance childcare and her role as a councillor while her partner was in full time work — but she says there are some perks.

Now he uses his role as a councillor «who stands on his own» to maintain a high profile.

Kelly Tolhurst hopes to keep the seat for the Conservatives and she will undoubtedly be hoping that her role as a councillor for Rochester West on Medway Council will help to boost her status.

Not exact matches

At the very least George Osborne should be stripped of his title as a Privy Councillor and barred from any secure briefings that the role gives him.

Agreeing with the stance, Kensington MP Emma Dent said Senior councillors and decision - makers linked to the Grenfell Tower refurbishment can not stay in their roles as a corporate manslaughter investigation looms.

The former county Councillor said that her faith will play a part in her now role as an MP and she will «definitely» be prayerful about her decisions and her constituents.

Importantly, the Localism Bill does not just liberate councils, but also individual councillors in their role as advocates for their local communities.

In addition to his current role as RCP Treasurer Sir Richard has also served the College as MRCP Examiner, Censor, Councillor and sat on a number of specialist committees.

In this first three research appointments and his PhD studies local government issues were the dominant interest, a theme which covered work on issues as diverse as the executive and scrutiny reforms; member allowances; the role (s) of local councillors; local elections; departmentalism; community appraisals; consultations; ward boundary changes; and history and structure.

Councillors should act as role models for their community, not needlessly insult the people that look up to them.

I'd like to see Ofsted as inspectorate and not political commentator; RSCs focused on MAT capacity and a transparent process for moving schools between chains; the best local authority teams heading out to start their own MATs; and councillors carving out a new role in admissions and advocating for parents.