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Mayoral appointments and elections are held at the local level in England, with varying schedules and outcomes.
The clearest, verifiable fact is that ; beyond that, current lists circulating on social media are inaccurate or incomplete because mayoral religion is often not recorded and there are in England (dir...
are largely symbolic, annually appointed council posts with no executive authority, while directly elected mayoralties are statutory, voter-chosen executive offices that hold legally defined decision‑...
The number of Muslim mayors in England has not seen a clear, large-scale increase over the past decade; the most visible and consistently held directly elected mayoralty by a Muslim is London’s Sadiq ...