City squares up to mayor

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Many observers support the introduction of a Lord Mayor of London, England, but they mostly admit to have not yet decided on their personal preference of candidate. Local property agents suggest the newly appointed Lord Mayor will not deal with each planning application but will be much more involved in the transport policy in the city. Although some agents are concerned how the mayor will view the construction of very high or large buildings. The election for the new mayor is due to take place in the year 2000.

Legislative Bodies, Legislative Bodies-Local, Management, Political aspects, Mayors, London, England, Local government, City planning, Urban planning

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The flying Scotsman

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Aberdeen Property Investors aims to add assets worth between 1 billion pounds sterling and 2 billion pounds sterling over the next few years, according to Chief Executive Iain Reid. His plans include developing a hotels vehicle and funds for European shopping centres.

Officials and employees, Investment companies, Interview, Reid, Iain, Aberdeen Property Investors

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