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lord mayor

In the UK, mayor (principal officer) of a city council.
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Mounted on to canvas, the picture shows city destinations using an overlaying effect and combines the use of both photography and art and will be displayed in the Lord Mayors Chambers.
ART SUMS UP THE CITY by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Byline: By Neil Elkes AN ARMY of angry former Lord Mayors of Birmingham has forced council leader Mike Whitby into an 11th hour climbdown ahead of today's city council annual meeting.
Whitby bows to ex-mayors; CITY COUNCIL: Leader tones down 'keep off ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
Because the ruling Liberal Democrats have selected lord mayors for two years running, the usual protocol will be applied, handing the choice to Labour for 2008-9.
LFC fan picked as mayor of Culture; Labour councillor nominated by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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