county councillor

The entire body of county councillors was elected every three years.

County councillors are allowed to sit on a town council, and many do so.

He was a county councillor and warden of the country.

She was a county councillor and a good friend.

He was also county councillor there for several months.

If our county councillors don't look after us then the future is bleak.

The Green Party lost 14 seats and have 3 county councillors.

It is run by 75 elected county councillors representing 63 divisions.

"I've been a county councillor for nearly twenty years."

The borough is also served by seven county councillors and two members of Parliament.

Until then, it was represented in the county council by several county councillors.

It has 64 county councillors, one elected for each county division.

I mean there were a lot of county councillors huffing and puffing.

It provides a range of services under the control of elected county councillors.

He was a county councillor in Dorset from 1985-92.

As of the 2009 election, all three sitting county councillors are members of the Conservative party.

Chemical's a dirty word in a ward which boasts the region's only green county councillor.

Each division elects one county councillor for a four-year term.

From 1981 to 1993 he was a Nottinghamshire county Councillor.

All electors qualified to elect county councillors would be citizens.

He did find his political voice as a Berwickshire county councillor.

Each electoral division is represented by one county councillor.

County councillors have claimed £2,087 for trips abroad during the past year.

He was a Hordaland county councillor for this new party from 1991 to 1995.

He remained as a county councillor until 1967.