914:. In the aftermath of the election, the 56 members of the new council's Labour group split into two factions, one supportive of Essex and one supportive of Goodway. Shortly after the election, a leadership election in the Labour group was held to decide which of the two leaders would become the group's leader and therefore the leader of the county council. Goodway won the election on a majority of four votes and became the leader of the council; Essex also stood for the deputy leadership of the Labour group and the council but lost to Gordon Houlston, Goodway's deputy in South Glamorgan. Goodway's election put Cardiff under the control of Labour's internal
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was held and were therefore unable to nominate candidates beforehand. Following an investigation by the national party, another election was held in
February 1996. Goodway secured another victory over Essex, this time with an increased majority of 17 votes. Essex also stood for the deputy leadership and the chairmanship of the council's planning committee, losing to Houlston and Neil Salmon respectively. She challenged Goodway for the leadership a third time in April 1998, with Goodway being re-elected as leader with around two-thirds of the vote. In July, she announced that she would step down from the council at the
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could not attend the vote because of an illness. Another vote was held later that month, this time with Flynn in attendance. On this occasion, Phillips was re-elected as leader with a reported majority of one vote. In the same session as the leadership vote, Essex was re-elected as deputy leader and chair of the planning committee. Essex made another bid for the leadership two years later in May 1994 and succeeded in what became a
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leadership because of a rule which barred committee chairs from becoming deputy leader of the council; Essex did not want to resign as chair of the planning committee for the deputy leadership and preferred to remain in her previous post rather than continue her bid. By July 1991, she had managed to become deputy leader of the council while remaining chair of the planning committee.
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living in Wales from April 2002, including women aged 60 or over and men aged 65 or over, making local bus travel free for these demographics. This change came into force as scheduled in April 2002 at a cost of ÂŖ17.7 million for the
National Assembly. Further funding was earmarked to extend the policy to men aged 60 or above from the 2003â2004 financial year.
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1050:. The Labour group in the assembly organised itself into three factions, a faction loyal to Michael who were cautious of granting the assembly more devolved powers, a faction of devolutionists who wanted more autonomy and powers granted to the assembly, and a third non-aligned faction which later became loyal to the devolutionist first secretary
864:, which underwent refurbishments; the project saw limited success. A tourism plan for the city was published in 1995. It called for a more interventionist and ambitious policy toward the promotion of tourism and recommended the creation of a tourism service, tourism forum and partnerships between the city and parts of the
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In June 1995, Essex's supporters accused the May leadership election of being against the Labour Party's rules, as the agenda for the meeting of the Labour group on the day of the vote neglected to mention a leadership vote; several councillors claimed that they did not know about the vote until it
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takeover of the council and the Labour group from the previous, more traditionalist leadership. Essex took over the council on a reported majority of three votes. Her election made her the first woman to serve as the council's leader. A left-wing deputy mayor, Paul Morris, was elected by the Labour
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base fell out of favour in the local Labour group, with her supporters being treated as internal opponents of the party. The green agenda adopted during Essex's leadership of the city council was also dropped by the leadership of the county council in favour of a more traditional focus on economic
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led by John
Reynolds. After Reynolds's death in April 1990 and the election of John Phillips to succeed him as leader of the Labour group and the council in May, Essex was nominated for the deputy leadership of the Labour group and the council by group members. She withdrew her bid for the deputy
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announced that the UK Government would fund lowering the age of eligibility for men to 60 to bring it in line with the age of eligibility for women, a change Essex supported. Essex also made a further commitment to scrap local bus fare charges in their entirety for pensioners and disabled people
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In May 1992, Essex challenged
Phillips for the leadership of the Labour group and the council. In the internal party election which followed, Essex and Phillips tied with 19 votes each. Three ballots were held, each returning the same result. Councillor Mike Flynn, a known supporter of Phillips,
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developments which were being built across the United
Kingdom at that time, as well as the perceived lack of choice people had in changes to their local environment. After training to become a planner, she started a career in planning and local government. In 1978, she became one of the founding
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from 1996. Both Essex and South
Glamorgan's Labour leader Russell Goodway stated their intention to lead the new council. As leader of the city council, Essex started out as the favourite to take over the county council. Because of the reduced number of councillors who would sit in the unitary
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in May 1995 to improve their chances in the internal leadership election by maximising the number of their supporters who could stand for election. By May 1995, Goodway had become the favourite, although Essex was still seen as having a viable chance of beating
Goodway for the leadership.
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At the 1995 county council election, Labour secured a landslide victory over the
Conservative Party. Essex was elected to represent Riverside in the new council alongside Labour colleagues R. Brown and J. Singh. Goodway was also elected to the new council in the ward of
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On the formation of the coalition, Morgan's government announced that it would no longer use the term "assembly secretary" to refer to members of the cabinet, with the term "minister" now used instead to differentiate cabinet members from members of the
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for pensioners and people with disabilities in Wales. Following a public consultation, Essex went ahead with the plan and announced in
September that the changes would come into force from April 2001 through provisions made in the UK Parliament's
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in 1995 to take advantage of private investment and enable further investment and change to the city. The improvement of public spaces was a priority for the forum, with its first project being to construct a new courtyard for pedestrians at
666:, in what she later described as " would be seen as quite poor circumstances â poor financially, not poor spiritually we lived in a two-room terraced house with the toilet at the end of the garden and no running water." She studied at the
981:, which "made me think that if we were going to have a Tory Government, at least we could do things differently in Wales". In July 1998, she announced her plan to stand for the Labour Party as a candidate in the
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As leader of the council, Essex pursued a more interventionist form of city governance. To this end, she set up the City Centre
Partnership Forum (CCPF) which was made up of
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At the assembly election in May 1999, Essex won Cardiff North for the Labour Party with 12,198 votes, a majority of 2,304 over the Conservative candidate
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682:. She also met fellow student Richard Essex, who she later married on 9 September 1967. They have two children, including a son and a daughter.
2833:. Monitoring the National Assembly, September 2000 â December 2000. Institute of Welsh Affairs (in association with Strategy Wales). p. 11
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project which they supported. Most members of this group, including Essex, later served in Morgan's cabinet during his tenure as
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in October 2000, Essex's ministerial role was renamed Minister for the Environment, with her portfolio now also including
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shortly after her election in 1999 as one of the "most experienced" backbenchers in the Labour group led by
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in 1999. Outside of her career in planning and local government, Essex also worked as a researcher for the
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Inclusive Government and Party Management: The National Assembly for Wales and the Work of Its Committees
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Essex became the Minister for Finance, Local Government and Public Services following the 2003 election.
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from 2007, she said she started supporting devolution during the period of Conservative governance from
892:. Under the plans, Cardiff City Council and South Glamorgan County Council would merge to form the new
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from 1985 to 1987. At some point before her election to the assembly, she was also a member of the
1430:. England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1916â2007. Vol. 7b. 2008. p. 262.
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with 10,413 votes, a majority of 540 over Morgan. In the assembly, Essex started out as a
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Following the council election in May 1987, Essex was appointed chair of the council's
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Connolly, Michael; Prosser, Stephen; Hough, Rod; Potter, Kathryn (2 November 2015).
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after Michael's resignation in 2000; Essex aligned herself with the second faction.
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Capital Cardiff 1975-2020: Regeneration, Competitiveness and the Urban Environment
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Labour politicians known as the "Riverside Mafia", which also included Davidson,
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by replacing its two-tier system of local authorities with a one-tier system of
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Nilfield, Phillip; Bowden, Hilary; Maguire, Andy; Roberts, Sarah (5 May 1995).
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J. Southern and W. Walker (1983â1987); Jane Davidson and J. Wilson (1987â1991).
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to have a majority of women; Morgan said her appointment had been decided on
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earlier that year. Essex was also a member of the all-party housing group.
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Wales Says Yes: The Inside Story of the Yes for Wales Referendum Campaign
1378:. National Assembly for Wales. December 2008. Members as at 31 March 2007
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The Impact of Devolution in Wales: Social Democracy with a Welsh Stripe?
819:, the Labour leaders of South Glamorgan in the 1980s and 1990s, and the
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Making it Happen in Public Service: Devolution in Wales as a Case Study
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Essex began her political career when she was elected to represent the
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Contemporary Wales: An Annual Review of Economic & Social Research
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2181:"Can Cardiff's novice council leader deliver prosperity to the city?"
2043:"The Winners and Losers in Wales's First Unitary Authority Elections"
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In February 2000, First Secretary Rhodri Morgan appointed Essex to
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She announced on 19 August 2005 that she would stand down at the
596:; born 29 August 1945) is a British politician who served in the
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Minister for Finance, Local Government & Public Services
1705:"Cardiff Welsh District Council Elections Results 1973â1991"
2986:. Research Papers. House of Commons Library. pp. 17â18
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from the private and public sectors. The forum developed a
2948:"One million set to benefit from equal travel concessions"
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as the party's candidate for the assembly constituency of
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Minister for Finance, Local Government and Public Services
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Minister for Finance, Local Government and Public Services
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985:, the first election to the devolved legislature after a
2705:"Cabinet Members: Sue Essex AM (Labour - Cardiff North)"
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enabled its creation in 1997. In November 1998, she was
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The Travel Concessions (Eligibility) Bill [HL]
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Minister for Finance, Local Government and Communities
1533:"Sue Essex tells of her uplifting career in politics"
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Births registered in July, August and September, 1945
734:, before leaving this role after her election to the
1752:"Mark Drakeford: From Latin degree to Wales' leader"
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rather than gender. After the formation of Morgan's
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England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index
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assembly secretary for local government and housing
674:in geography. At university, she was active in the
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1961:. University of Wales Press. pp. 35â36, 129.
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1234:Minister for Environment, Planning and Countryside
1497:"Round-up of last night's Labour group elections"
3146:Minister for Environment, Transport and Planning
2736:"Labour fights Tories for Wales' middle classes"
2630:. Institute of Welsh Affairs. pp. 126â129.
1730:. University of Wales Press. pp. 4â5, 297.
1195:Minister for Finance and Public Service Delivery
3274:Politicians from the London Borough of Haringey
2072:Linford, Paul; Nifield, Phillip (14 May 1994).
1983:"Top companies back city centre investment bid"
1124:In April 2000, Essex pledged to introduce free
897:authority, both leaders intervened in Labour's
1710:. The Elections Centre (Plymouth University).
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2858:. Manchester University Press. p. 193.
2659:. Chartered Institute of Housing. p. 11
2160:. The Elections Centre (Plymouth University)
2155:"Cardiff Council Election Results 1995-2012"
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811:. It was known for opposing the policies of
2487:The Road to the National Assembly for Wales
868:. Essex was also instrumental in pushing a
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2490:. University of Wales Press. p. 213.
2484:Jones, James Barry; Balsom, Denis (2000).
2262:"Probe into election of top council posts"
616:from 1994 until its abolition in 1996 and
296:Serving with R. Brown and J. Singh
257:
31:
20:
2624:Jones, James Barry; Osmond, John (2001).
2459:"Leadership contest is three-hoarse race"
2372:"Leading councillor gives notice to quit"
1724:Williams, Jane; Eirug, Aled (June 2022).
1563:"Essex: 'Why I'll call it a day in 2007'"
1146:2007 National Assembly for Wales election
983:1999 National Assembly for Wales election
726:from 1997 to 1999. In 1991, she became a
2766:"Women take lead in Welsh cabinet posts"
2545:"Elections 2003: Welsh Assembly Results"
1649:"Planning Aid Wales celebrates 40 years"
1314:, Derbyshire while a fact file from the
624:from 1999 until her retirement in 2007.
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1917:"'One vote' breaks leadership deadlock"
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1333:In Wales, Richard Essex worked for the
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1148:. Although supporting Labour candidate
685:Essex and her husband Richard lived in
3254:20th-century British women politicians
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3001:
2912:
2910:
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2723:– via UK Government Web Archive.
2571:"Howe bidding to take over from Essex"
2101:"Now the real battle for power begins"
1208:Assembly Secretary for the Environment
1087:Assembly Secretary for the Environment
939:In 1995, Essex became a member of the
120:22 February 2000 â 8 May 2003
3259:Women members of the Welsh Government
2918:"Equal bus fare concessions welcomed"
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2343:"Goodway remains in charge of Labour"
2314:Nifield, Phillip (28 February 1996).
2287:Nifield, Phillip (17 February 1996).
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720:Wattham Forest London Borough Council
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327:Deputy Leader of Cardiff City Council
7:
2209:"Russell becomes leader of the pack"
2153:Rallings, Colin; Thrasher, Michael.
1703:Rallings, Colin; Thrasher, Michael.
2889:. 26 September 2000. Archived from
1955:Hooper, Alan; Punter, John (2006).
1833:"Women get the elbow in power game"
1457:"People in the Assembly: Sue Essex"
608:from 2003 to 2007. A member of the
228:19 May 1994 â 1 April 1996
3214:Welsh Labour members of the Senedd
3061:"Essex to stand down at elections"
2954:. 19 February 2001. Archived from
2924:. 19 February 2001. Archived from
2796:. Andrews UK Limited. p. 51.
997:. She was also placed on Labour's
769:1983 Cardiff City Council election
414:Serving with R. Brown and
412:5 May 1983 â 1 April 1996
389:11 May 1987 â 19 May 1994
14:
2827:Coalition politics comes to Wales
2679:"Morgan reshuffles Assembly pack"
2457:Lyons, Jamie (16 November 1998).
2432:"Barrister joins leadership race"
2370:Nifield, Phillip (14 July 1998).
2341:Nifield, Philip (28 April 1998).
2179:Shipton, Martin (27 March 2014).
1860:"Leader faces challenge for post"
1779:"Labour pick team to run Cardiff"
1591:Hilpern, Kate (12 January 2003).
1531:Shipton, Martin (29 March 2007).
1495:Nilfield, Phillip (20 May 1994).
1012:Essex's official portrait in the
951:, including tax powers, from the
2977:Poole, Fiona (30 October 2001).
2260:Nifield, Philip (13 June 1995).
1250:Leader of Cardiff County Council
650:) was born on 29 August 1945 in
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294:4 May 1995 â 6 May 1999
176:6 May 1999 â 3 May 2007
66:8 May 2003 â 3 May 2007
3234:Members of the Welsh Government
3009:"Bus fees scrapped for elderly"
2711:. February 2000. Archived from
2651:Euripides, Mikis (March 2000).
1915:Thomas, Michael (22 May 1992).
1885:Thomas, Michael (15 May 1992).
1858:Thomas, Michael (14 May 1992).
1806:"Taking over as council leader"
1804:Thomas, Michael (15 May 1990).
1777:Thomas, Michael (11 May 1987).
1593:"The Top Brass: No urban myths"
1373:"Members' Allowances 2006â2007"
1283:With J. McCarthy and W. Walker.
862:Cardiff Central railway station
526:
3244:Ministers for finance of Wales
2824:Osmond, John (December 2000).
2438:. 16 November 1998. p. 13
2074:"Action woman's new power bid"
1223:from February to October 2000.
1210:from February to October 2000.
884:announced plans to reorganise
789:South Glamorgan County Council
714:. She worked as a planner for
614:Leader of Cardiff City Council
216:Leader of Cardiff City Council
16:British politician (born 1945)
1:
2734:Speed, Nick (16 April 1999).
1887:"Labour split on city leader"
1831:Groves, Steve (4 July 1991).
1017:
903:first county council election
744:Countryside Council for Wales
339:
265:1983–1998
38:
3239:Female members of the Senedd
2128:"Wipe-out for Conservatives"
1320:states that she was born in
1298:lists Essex's birthplace as
1077:Minister for the Environment
1030:. She was re-elected in the
1001:for the electoral region of
848:group to serve under Essex.
740:Equal Opportunity Commission
732:University of Wales, Cardiff
716:Mid Glamorgan County Council
602:Minister for the Environment
108:Minister for the Environment
2855:Devolution in Britain Today
2709:National Assembly for Wales
2596:Osmond, John (March 2000).
2289:"Essex to try for top job?"
1623:"Labour's assembly members"
1014:National Assembly for Wales
967:. In an interview with the
965:proportional representation
947:, which campaigned for the
935:National Assembly for Wales
918:. Essex's more politically
736:National Assembly for Wales
670:, where she graduated with
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3269:Women councillors in Wales
3035:"Blakey starts it rolling"
2952:Local Government Chronicle
2922:Local Government Chronicle
2887:Local Government Chronicle
2852:Pilkington, Colin (2002).
2549:Local Government Chronicle
2397:Andrews, Leighton (1999).
1306:, England. A profile from
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2519:"Wales 99: Cardiff North"
2316:"Goodway is still leader"
2235:"Labour opts for Goodway"
2015:. 22 June 1995. p. 6
1989:. 9 March 1995. p. 1
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598:Welsh Assembly Government
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2436:South Wales Evening Post
2215:. 11 May 1995. p. 5
1335:Welsh Development Agency
1310:lists her birthplace as
1221:First Secretary of Wales
1048:first secretary of Wales
705:from her dislike of the
2241:. 8 May 1995. p. 6
2107:. 5 May 1995. p. 5
2009:"City to boost tourism"
1152:, she was succeeded by
1119:sustainable development
1038:. She was described by
882:Conservative government
836:minority administration
825:First Minister of Wales
676:Anti-Apartheid Movement
668:University of Leicester
555:University of Leicester
345: â 19 May 1994
262:Other political offices
3209:Councillors in Cardiff
1206:This office was named
1101:of any country in the
1032:2003 assembly election
1023:
894:Cardiff County Council
876:Cardiff County Council
750:Early political career
722:from 1996 to 1997 and
604:from 2000 to 2003 and
278:Cardiff County Council
3229:People from Tottenham
2762:Hartley-Brewer, Julia
2599:Devolution relaunched
2403:. Seren. p. 63.
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929:1999 council election
781:1991 council election
773:1987 council election
639:Early life and career
3264:People from Cromford
2764:(23 February 2000).
1163:Notes and references
1111:coalition government
949:devolution of powers
755:Cardiff City Council
728:lecturer in planning
724:Essex County Council
658:. She was raised in
396:Cardiff City Council
377:Cardiff City Council
188:Assembly established
3224:Wales AMs 2003â2007
3219:Wales AMs 1999â2003
3181:(post re-organised)
3156:(post re-organised)
2577:. 23 September 2005
1679:Architects' Journal
1261:With D. Sharpe and
1003:South Wales Central
945:Welsh Labour Action
899:candidate selection
890:unitary authorities
821:Cardiff Bay Barrage
718:from 1987 to 1991,
643:Susan Linda Essex (
309:Council established
37:Official portrait,
3133:Political offices
2685:. 22 February 2000
1653:Planning Aid Wales
1463:. 1 September 1999
1024:
901:processes for the
832:planning committee
712:Planning Aid Wales
373:Planning Committee
141:Office established
3187:
3186:
3178:Succeeded by
3153:Succeeded by
3123:Succeeded by
2865:978-0-7190-6076-2
2803:978-1-84540-478-9
2715:on 20 August 2000
2637:978-1-871726-69-5
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