Titlebook: Borough Politics; A Study of the Wolve G. W. Jones Book 1969 G. W. Jones 1969 political science.politics.public policy

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,The Political Background 1888–1919,e their seats to the support of any national or local political party.. Nor inside the Council did they vote together in permanent groups. Their election addresses rarely mentioned their national party allegiances. Newspaper reports of nominations for Council seats gave more prominence to the candid

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,The Political Background, 1919–64,he Conservative Party — continued after the end of the war with greater intensity. By 1926, the date of the last Council before the extension of the Borough boundaries, Labour had increased its membership of the Council from three to thirteen, the Liberals had fallen from sixteen to nine, and the Co

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The Occupational Composition of the Council, pattern of occupational change is depicted in Tables X–XII. Table X presents the occupational composition of the Council at seven dates in the period 1888– 1963; Table XI shows the occupational composition of the new entrants to the Council for the years between the dates of those Councils selected

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The Associations of the members of the Council,iners of Associations, and not merely in a passive role, but as active members, sitting on Executive Committees, and as officers. Initially membership of an Association would assist an individual to obtain a seat on the Council, in that he would be provided with an arena in which to make a reputatio

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Mayors and Aldermen,d Aldermen. And once it has been attained it remains the high peak of a Councillor’s career, that part of his life about which he is most proud and most eager to talk. The mementoes of his period of office are carefully preserved; often the only press cuttings kept by a Councillor are those connecte