Phil Turner (politician)

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Phil Turner

Leader of Camden Council
In office 1982–1986
Preceded by	Roy Shaw
Succeeded by	Tony Dykes

Personal details
Political party	Labour

Phil Turner is a former English Labour Party politician, who led Camden Council from 1982 to 1986. He held many other positions on the council until 2006, when he lost his Kilburn seat to the LibDems.

Leaders of Camden London Borough Council

Charlie Ratchford (1965–68)
Geoffrey Finsberg (1968–70)
Martin Morton (1970–71)
Millie Miller (1971–73)
Frank Dobson (1973–75)
Roy Shaw (1975–82)
Phil Turner (1982–86)
Tony Dykes (1986–90)
Julie Fitzgerald (1990–93)
Richard Arthur (1993–2000)
Jane Roberts (2000–05)
Raj Chada (2005–06)
Keith Moffitt (2006–10)
Nasim Ali (2010–12)
Sarah Hayward (2012–17)
Georgia Gould (2017–present)

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