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Indian journalist has been unanimously elected the Deputy Mayor of Loughton town in the UK

Thursday 19th of May 2016

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An Indian journalist has been unanimously elected the Deputy Mayor of Loughton town in the UK, it was announced today.

Councillor Carol Davis
, the newly-elected mayor presented the Deputy Mayor’s Badge to Philip Abraham.

Mr. Philip Abraham is a journalist from Kerala and is editor of Kerala Link.


He had won the election to the Loughton Town Council in 2012. He was the first person of Asian origin to be elected to Loughton Town Council


Loughton is a vibrant town in the Epping forest district of Essex and has migrant population is less than 2 per cent.


The elected deputy mayor normally goes on to become the mayor for the following year.


*India’s former defence minister V K Krishna Menon was the first person from Kerala to become a Councillor in Britain. He was a Labour Councillor for the Borough of St Pancras from 1934 to 1939.

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