Liverpool to elect mayor without prior referendum
By Colin Marrs 26 January 2012
Liverpool City Council today announced that it will hold a mayoral election six months before the other leading English cities by circumventing soon-to-be-enacted legislation that would require a prior referendum on whether to create an elected mayor.
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