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* Cllr. Jill Baston Jill was first elected to Southampton City Council to represent Portswood Ward in 1993. This was in the by-election following Diana Maddock's sensational victory in the Christchurch Parliamentary by-election which took place earlier that year. Jill took Diana's place on the City Council with the highest percentage vote of any Lib Dem councillor for the ward. Jill acheived the highest vote of any councillor from any party when the entire City Council was elected in May 2002. Jill was the Lib Dem Council Group spokesperson on the Environment. Following the 2003 local elections when the Lib Dems became the majority Party on the City Council, Jill became the City Council cabinet member for the Environment and Transport. * |
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* Cllr. Calvin Horner Calvin was first elected to Southampton City Council in May 2000 replacing Margaret Singerman when she stepped down from the Council.Having worked with Southampton Liberal Democrats for some years, he joined the Portswood Focus Team in 1999.Calvin was the person mainly responsible for the Lib Dems proposal on ward boundary changes. Of the 3 proposals put forward tby the main political parties it was the Liberal Democrats' which found favour with the Boundary Commissioners.Calvin was the Liberal Democrat Council Group spokesperson on Education.Following the 2003 local elections when the Lib Dems became the majority Party on the City Council, Calvin became the City Council's Cabinet member for Lifelong Learning and Training.* |
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*Cllr. Adrian VinsonAdrian was first elected to represent Portswood on Hampshire County Council in 1985. When the Lib Dems held the balance of power he was the Chair of Hampshire Social Sevices committee. A position he held until Local Government Reorganisation in 1997. Adrian was elected to the City Council when it became a Unitary Authority in 1996 He was recently Group Leader of the Lib Dem Group on Southampton City Council. Following the 2003 local elections when the Lib Dems became the majority Party on the City Council, Adrian became Leader of Southampton City Council. * |
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