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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 8, 2024 16:12:13 GMT
I must admit that when I first saw the name Roger Tichborne I assumed it was a nom de plume referencing the infamous Arthur Orton's series of legal cases of 1865-74. But it appears to be his real name.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 8, 2024 14:51:33 GMT
is he a “strong leader” who serves until the end of his term of office as a councillor? if so there will have tobe a positive vote to remove him, not a routine “who is leader this year” vote. Mike Bird was elected Leader in May 2023 "under the provisions of the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007", which means for four years or until his term as a councillor ends. As Bird was elected in the May 2023 cycle, these are the same and Bird's term as leader therefore ends in 2027.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 8, 2024 14:44:52 GMT
Meanwhile it's confirmed that Kate Osamor has got the Labour whip back.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 8, 2024 11:00:52 GMT
Boom again
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 8, 2024 9:42:24 GMT
As a good neutral name, why not call it after a small semi-rural area just to the west of Dewsbury? Morfield? Crow Nest? Ponderosa? Thornhills? Roberttown? Which one? I was thinking of this one.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 8, 2024 8:58:39 GMT
As a good neutral name, why not call it after a small semi-rural area just to the west of Dewsbury?
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 7, 2024 23:11:54 GMT
As any fule kno.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 7, 2024 10:33:00 GMT
They accepted him, selected him, then deselected him. The Lib Dems did the same thing to David Campanale.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 7, 2024 10:31:05 GMT
Opponents of the Green Party in Brighton have been drawing attention to Sian Berry's continued connection to London. What I'm not sure on is whether this is some sort of hedge. If Berry is not elected at the general election, and one of the Green Party AMs resigns, could Berry take up the place? Certainly in the Scottish Parliament system I’m not aware of going back up the list being allowed. If the member resigns or dies it keeps going down the list, if it runs out of names for some reason such as people refusing to take up the position then the seat is left vacant until the next election. Here's the law. There is no mention of any previous resignation; instead the only qualifications are that they were on the list and are willing to serve. While Berry was not willing to serve in May 2024, she could have changed her mind.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 7, 2024 10:15:31 GMT
Opponents of the Green Party in Brighton have been drawing attention to Sian Berry's continued connection to London.
What I'm not sure on is whether this is some sort of hedge. If Berry is not elected at the general election, and one of the Green Party AMs resigns, could Berry take up the place?
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:32:24 GMT
London Real Party votes by Assembly constituency
1. City and East 0.47 2. North East 0.46 3. Enfield and Haringey 0.35 4. Havering and Redbridge 0.34 5. Greenwich and Lewisham 0.32 6. Brent and Harrow 0.31 7. Barnet and Camden 0.29 8. West Central 0.28 9. Ealing and Hillingdon 0.28 10. South West 0.26 11. Lambeth and Southwark 0.24 12. Croydon and Sutton 0.22 13. Merton and Wandsworth 0.21 14. Bexley and Bromley 0.17
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:31:12 GMT
Britain First votes by Assembly constituency
1. Greenwich and Lewisham 1.30 2. Havering and Redbridge 1.17 3. Bexley and Bromley 1.07 4. City and East 1.04 5. Croydon and Sutton 0.92 6. Ealing and Hillingdon 0.91 7. South West 0.78 8. West Central 0.77 9. Barnet and Camden 0.67 10. Brent and Harrow 0.62 11. Enfield and Haringey 0.62 12. Lambeth and Southwark 0.60 13. Merton and Wandsworth 0.55 14. North East 0.53
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:30:09 GMT
The one you've all been waiting for, Count Binface votes by Assembly constituency
1. South West 1.12 2. Merton and Wandsworth 1.07 3. Greenwich and Lewisham 1.06 4. Lambeth and Southwark 1.05 5. Barnet and Camden 1.04 6. Ealing and Hillingdon 1.03 7. West Central 1.01 8. City and East 0.98 9. North East 0.93 10. Croydon and Sutton 0.91 11. Bexley and Bromley 0.90 12. Enfield and Haringey 0.89 13. Havering and Redbridge 0.85 14. Brent and Harrow 0.80
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:29:03 GMT
Tarun Ghulati votes by Assembly constituency
1. Havering and Redbridge 2.14 2. Brent and Harrow 1.86 3. City and East 1.38 4. Ealing and Hillingdon 1.37 5. South West 1.19 6. Croydon and Sutton 0.96 7. West Central 0.88 8. Barnet and Camden 0.77 9. Greenwich and Lewisham 0.64 10. Enfield and Haringey 0.63 11. Bexley and Bromley 0.59 12. Merton and Wandsworth 0.58 13. Lambeth and Southwark 0.55 14. North East 0.45
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:28:07 GMT
Andreas Michli votes by Assembly constituency
1. Enfield and Haringey 2.41 2. City and East 1.27 3. Havering and Redbridge 1.16 4. Croydon and Sutton 1.12 5. Barnet and Camden 1.02 6. North East 1.01 7. Greenwich and Lewisham 1.00 8. Ealing and Hillingdon 0.99 9. Lambeth and Southwark 0.87 10. Brent and Harrow 0.85 11. South West 0.81 12. Merton and Wandsworth 0.77 13. Bexley and Bromley 0.74 14. West Central 0.72
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:26:48 GMT
Animal Welfare Party votes by Assembly constituency
1. Ealing and Hillingdon 1.45 2. City and East 1.37 3. Brent and Harrow 1.37 4. South West 1.29 5. Enfield and Haringey 1.27 6. Greenwich and Lewisham 1.19 7. Havering and Redbridge 1.15 8. Merton and Wandsworth 1.14 9. Barnet and Camden 1.12 10. Croydon and Sutton 1.12 11. West Central 1.11 12. North East 1.03 13. Lambeth and Southwark 0.96 14. Bexley and Bromley 0.93
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:25:37 GMT
SDP votes by Assembly constituency
1. Bexley and Bromley 1.82 2. Greenwich and Lewisham 1.75 3. Croydon and Sutton 1.71 4. Enfield and Haringey 1.52 5. City and East 1.38 6. Ealing and Hillingdon 1.36 7. South West 1.35 8. Havering and Redbridge 1.31 9. Merton and Wandsworth 1.24 10. Lambeth and Southwark 1.24 11. Barnet and Camden 1.22 12. North East 1.17 13. West Central 1.15 14. Brent and Harrow 1.08
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:24:03 GMT
Natalie Campbell votes by Assembly constituency
1. Brent and Harrow 2.85 2. Lambeth and Southwark 2.29 3. Greenwich and Lewisham 2.18 4. City and East 2.13 5. West Central 2.04 6. Croydon and Sutton 1.99 7. Merton and Wandsworth 1.95 8. Enfield and Haringey 1.86 9. Ealing and Hillingdon 1.85 10. North East 1.84 11. Barnet and Camden 1.72 12. Havering and Redbridge 1.61 13. South West 1.56 14. Bexley and Bromley 1.34
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:22:50 GMT
Reform UK votes by Assembly constituency
1. Bexley and Bromley 4.54 2. Havering and Redbridge 4.39 3. Ealing and Hillingdon 3.60 4. Greenwich and Lewisham 3.56 5. City and East 3.54 6. Croydon and Sutton 3.51 7. South West 3.23 8. Enfield and Haringey 3.02 9. West Central 2.78 10. Barnet and Camden 2.62 11. Merton and Wandsworth 2.55 12. Brent and Harrow 2.30 13. Lambeth and Southwark 2.28 14. North East 2.17
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on May 6, 2024 20:21:45 GMT
Green Party votes by Assembly constituency
1. North East 8.66 2. Enfield and Haringey 7.17 3. Lambeth and Southwark 7.12 4. Greenwich and Lewisham 6.99 5. City and East 6.80 6. Barnet and Camden 5.55 7. Merton and Wandsworth 5.47 8. Ealing and Hillingdon 5.41 9. Croydon and Sutton 5.25 10. South West 4.93 11. West Central 4.79 12. Havering and Redbridge 4.56 13. Brent and Harrow 4.42 14. Bexley and Bromley 4.23
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