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Refugee haven is now naming streets after Charlie Kirk
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politics15h ago

Refugee haven is now naming streets after Charlie Kirk

  • Westminster council approved adding 'Charlie Kirk Way' under All American Way in a 4-1 vote.
  • Officials said the sign is ceremonial and will not change street addresses.
  • Mayor Chi Charlie Nguyen praised the decision, citing Kirk's embodiment of patriotism and civic engagement.
  • Vice Mayor Carlos Manzo opposed, arguing Kirk had no ties to Westminster and called it political exploitation.
  • Amy Phan West supported expanding the tribute, seeking a full 'Charlie Kirk Day' instead of a small sign.
  • The vote occurred as Westminster races into California's 45th Congressional District politics.
  • The article notes Westminster as a key battleground within California’s 45th District.
  • Data shows Westminster’s Asian population composition, underlining demographic context of the vote.
  • Business Insider participants quoted emphasize first-generation Vietnamese Americans' political leanings.
  • A resolution designated October 14 as 'Charlie Kirk Day' alongside the street sign decision.
  • The DailyMail.com article frames the event within broader national political discourse.
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Now Rayner faces new storm over tax on her grace and favour apartment
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politics5h ago

Now Rayner faces new storm over tax on her grace and favour apartment

  • A new storm over council tax arises for Angela Rayner regarding her grace-and-favour Admiralty House residence.
  • Westminster Council’s second-home surcharge may have applied to Admiralty House after MPs questioned residency status.
  • Rayner allegedly belatedly paid the second-home charge on Admiralty House after being contacted by a newspaper.
  • Cabinet Office later said Admiralty House was classified as a second home and paid in full in July 2025.
  • A letter to Keir Starmer accuses Rayner of breaking the law and misleading Parliament over the tax
  • A government spokesperson asserted Westminster Council was paid the tax in line with long-standing precedent.
  • The timeline shows the second-home charge was ultimately acknowledged and paid in full.
  • The controversy ties to prior disclosure about stamp duty and housing arrangements.
  • Lawmakers question who is responsible for second-home taxes and whether proper oversight occurred.
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