councillor
Noun
Meaning
a member of a council
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A block of 14 two-bed flats near a town centre is nearing completion - but a disappointed councillor has described its appearance as "positively ominous".
According to ward councillor, Nicole Bollman, although a significant period of time was lost in the repair process once it was halted, all indications pointed to a mid-June finish for the reopening of the highway.
A Dunedin councillor caught bare-legged on camera has clarified that he was wearing pants, just of the short variety.
A Charlottetown councillor has an issue with people in city doing things such as adding an addition to their home without first getting a permit.
According to Loades, a felony, a lesser crime than treason in English law, included gathering men unlawfully and plotting the death of a councillor.
Adams 2002 pp. 17–18 Robert Dudley was a conscientious privy councillor, and one of the most frequently attending.