Mark Pack

Nine Liberal Democrats shortlisted in Councillor of the Year awards

By | Thu 14th January 2010 - 1:50 pm

Congratulations to all those shortlisted in the various categories for the Councillor of the Year awards, run by the Local Government Information Unit and CCLA.

Particular congratulations to the nine Liberal Democrats:

Warren Bradley (Liverpool) – Leader of the Year
Carla Butler (Newhaven) – Young Councillor of the Year
Alexis Rowell (Camden) and Paul Tilsley (Birmingham) – Sustainability councillor of the year
Alex Folkes (Cornwall) and Dennis Meredith (Northants) – New Councillor of the Year
Daisy Benson (Reading) and Alex Perkins (Canterbury) – Online Councillor of the Year
Tracy Ismail (Islington) – Community Champion of the Year

Good luck to them all.

Full details of all the shortlists are here.

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3 Comments

  • Malcolm Todd 14th Jan '10 - 11:40pm

    What is the point of these awards? Who (apart from the winners) will notice? Who (apart from the losers) will care? Who (apart from people you really wouldn’t want to encourage) will be inspired by the hope of winning them?

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