councillor
Americannoun
noun
Commonly Confused
See counsellor
Other Word Forms
- councillorship noun
Example Sentences
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Reform councillor Andrew Barry said it was the "opportunity the area had been waiting for".
From BBC
Since 2002, half of the local authority's councillors have been elected every two years.
From BBC
Born to Egyptian immigrant parents, 48-year-old Cunningham is Reform's first local councillor in London.
From Barron's
BCP finance councillor Mike Cox said the council was "looking at every nook and cranny" as it attempted to tackle a £9m budget shortfall.
From BBC
The Westminster councillor said she would rewrite the London police and crime plan and give "new marching orders" to the Met to "tackle crime that matters".
From BBC
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