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Their silent endorsement was a marked change from the zeal with which many councillors defended the payments during the last council term.

He said councillors had approved the payments because of a "sense of entitlement gone wild. "

"Little better than a beggar, " said the Town Councillors.

Victoria: It is with a sense of reverence and honour that I address you, my Privy Councillors, as your Sovereign and Queen.

I'm just one of the Star Councillors, but I wasn't in the Star Room when you showed them the animal.

Some reports said the deadline was missed because of internal bickering about names of candidates for regional councillors.

Politicians, from city councillors to presidential candidates, were appalled that an invitation had been extended in the first place.

Three councillors and an official complained they were libelled in a blog called Mr Monkey.

Broughton said: "We haven't had direct conversations with councillors, but we are willing to do that as a matter of urgency. "

The Premier directs the work of the State Council . The Vice- Premiers and State Councillors assist the Premier in his work .

Mid-morning, he invariably changed into something more formal for his short meetings with his councillors and advisors.

Councillors approved the advice of the city's lawyer without even submitting the proposal to a vote.

Councillors became more sensitive to, and responsive towards, community pressures for involvement in planning, priorities and design.

And judging by their local councillors, BNP politicians tend not to distinguish themselves in office.

That has led some councillors to dub them "chicken ribs" - tasteless when eaten but a pity to throw away.

On top of the tower is an observation platform that some councillors say is obtrusive.

The council had ward offices throughout the urban areas where councillors met the public.

Councillors sought to forestall an outcry by consulting the public beforehand and 80% to 90% of responses were in favour, it says.

Findings show that the popularity ratings of almost all officials and Executive Councillors have gone down.

The survey was conducted before CE made his appointment of District Councillors, his popularity was still in the low.

Councillors are set to give the road name plans the go- ahead at a meeting this week.

This "Top 5 Councillors" survey includes one naming and one rating stages, and its current cycle is to repeat once every 3 months.

The next election to the House of Councillors (the upper house) is due in mid-2010.

Councillors in towns like Coventry are already campaigning against a change.

The council comprised 50 councillors. It met once a month to pass by-laws and formal motions on its activities.

But this is about as effective as running a country through a committee of local councillors with veto rights.

He was succeeded by Peter Davies, who has fought councillors over budgets.

Voters in some parts of England will be choosing new county councillors too.

Deputies, party hacks, councillors, rank-and-file members: all are tearing into each other.

"Of myself, " said each of the Town Councillors, and they quarrelled.

The councillors put the problem of downtown parking before the mayor.

She is a big supporter of the library and will continue to be so along with the other ward councillors .

FUSSY councillors have ordered two award-winning gardeners to remove flowers from around their front door because they are too pretty.

Councillors in California have passed a curfew on their own mayor because they don't like her working late at night.

I've been to every single council meeting except three. Have a look at how many council meetings other councillors have missed.

Observatory Organizes Weather Course for District Councillors

lobbied district councillors in June to support the change of land use for a site in Kwai Tsing

The police want to catch four DPP city councillors who hung the signs at the Grand Hotel;

Training Course for Assistants to Councillors