Three main events of the political year in the Loos-Les Weppes sector
A new deputy, numerous court cases and a local figure who (partially) leaves the public arena: these are the three highlights of the political year in the Loos-Les Weppes sector.
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RN MP at Weppes for the first time.
A small political earthquake in the spring: at the age of 26, Victor Catto became the first RN deputy from the metropolis of Lille. after LR Sébastien Huyghe in the fifth constituency, after a duel with NUPES (Ophélie Delneste) in the second round. The surprise came in the first round, with the overthrow of LR Sebastien Huyghe, who had been in charge of the 5th electoral district for 20 years! It should be recalled that the majority of the sector voted for Emmanuel Macron in the presidential elections held in April. On the evening of the second round, all but two municipalities nominated him.
The new deputy had already been involved in politics for several years, in the FN, then in the RN, on the way to the Patriots. He sits in the Social Affairs Commission of the Milli Majlis. Since his election, he has opened a permanent office in Vavrin.
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The mayor of Sainghin-en-Weppes, Matthieu Corbillon, is accused.
September earthquake in Saygin-en-Veppes: Matthieu Corbillon, the mayor of Saygin-en-Veppes, was charged with moral harassment after being taken into police custody, and he no longer had the right to visit him. own town hall! The accusations go back several years: about ten complaints from former employees. Similar facts were already considered by the administrative court.
In September, his entire municipal team rallied around his mayor, as well as current municipal staff. As for Mayor Matthieu Corbillon, he went to court and asked for all restrictions (especially not being able to go to the town hall!) to be removed. ” It restores the balance for me too. As for the substance of the case, the mayor says that he expects to be heard.
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Daniel Hayart leaves, Damien Hayart joins Illis.
Sure, there are no municipal elections in 2022, but Illies has a new mayor since this summer. He is a figure in local political life who left Illies City Hall in early July: Daniel Hayart, mayor for nearly twenty years he symbolically chose his 75th birthday to hand over. He resigned and the council then elected a new representative. The transition was smooth because the new mayor is the nephew of the old one: Damien Hayart was the deputy from 2020 (he was also from 2001-2014).
Daniel Hayard, He worked hard to get a job at Weppes, remains a municipal councilor and in the European Metropolis of Lille (MEL). This summer, since he’s no longer mayor, he’s given us two more hours of sleep every night!
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