About: Mabel Fletcher

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Mabel Fletcher (died 1955) was an English local politician, the first woman alderman. A "keen Tory", Fletcher was a member of the Ladies Branch of the Liverpool (CSL). She was elected to Liverpool City Council in 1919. She died in hospital at Fazakerley, Liverpool on 2 December 1955. She has sometimes been confused with , author of the 1930 'Fletcher report' on racial mixing in Liverpool.

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  • Mabel Fletcher (died 1955) was an English local politician, the first woman alderman. A "keen Tory", Fletcher was a member of the Ladies Branch of the Liverpool (CSL). She was elected to Liverpool City Council in 1919. She died in hospital at Fazakerley, Liverpool on 2 December 1955. She has sometimes been confused with , author of the 1930 'Fletcher report' on racial mixing in Liverpool. (en)
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  • Mabel Fletcher (died 1955) was an English local politician, the first woman alderman. A "keen Tory", Fletcher was a member of the Ladies Branch of the Liverpool (CSL). She was elected to Liverpool City Council in 1919. She died in hospital at Fazakerley, Liverpool on 2 December 1955. She has sometimes been confused with , author of the 1930 'Fletcher report' on racial mixing in Liverpool. (en)
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