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Cllr Steve Munby s election leaflet refers to the crisis at Liverpool City Council
Cllr Steve Munby
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Following his arrest on charges of conspiracy to commit bribery and of witness intimidation, Liverpool’s elected mayor, Joe Anderson, withdrew from the elections scheduled for May this year.
1 The news of the arrest, Anderson’s withdrawal and allegations of corruption threw the city’s Labour councillors into confusion, out of which three possible candidates - current acting mayor Wendy Simon, former deputy mayor Ann O’Byrne and ‘lord mayor’ Anna Rothery - tossed their hats into the ring to be Labour’s mayoral candidate.