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Ross Burgess at 14:22, 23 January 2014

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	The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]], then [[Mayor of London]] in 2001, following a suggestion from Assembly Member [[Darren Johnson]].<ref>http://www.greenparty.org.uk/localsites/lambeth/lambeth-green-councillors-key-successes.html</ref> It had no legal standing but enabled couples to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge). it was aimed primarily at same-sex couples, but opposite-sex couples were also permitted to sign.		The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]], then [[Mayor of London]] in 2001, following a suggestion from Assembly Member [[Darren Johnson]].<ref>http://www.greenparty.org.uk/localsites/lambeth/lambeth-green-councillors-key-successes.html</ref> It had no legal standing but enabled couples to register their partnerships at the [[Greater London Authority]] Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, [[Westminster]], and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge). it was aimed primarily at same-sex couples, but opposite-sex couples were also permitted to sign.

	Ceremonies were often conducted by a celebrant employed by the couple (unlike marriages and civil partnerships, where the ~~cermony~~ is conducted by the official ~~regstrar~~). However a GLA registrar was always present to sign the register and the certificates.		Ceremonies were often conducted by a celebrant employed by the couple (unlike marriages and civil partnerships, where the ceremony is conducted by the official registrar). However a GLA registrar was always present to sign the register and the certificates.

	The register closed in 2004 with the passing of the [[Civil Partnership Act 2004]]; 998 couples had registered under the scheme.<ref>http://www.london.gov.uk/media/press_releases_mayoral/mayor-congratulates-couples-planning-register-civil-partners</ref>		The register closed in 2004 with the passing of the [[Civil Partnership Act 2004]]; 998 couples had registered under the scheme.<ref>http://www.london.gov.uk/media/press_releases_mayoral/mayor-congratulates-couples-planning-register-civil-partners</ref>

Ross Burgess at 11:15, 7 January 2014

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Ross Burgess at 14:14, 14 June 2012

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	The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]], then [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled ~~couplses~~ to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge). it was aimed primarily at same-sex couples, but opposite-sex couples were also permitted to sign.		The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]], then [[Mayor of London]] in 2001, following a suggestion from Assembly Member [[Darren Johnson]].<ref>http://www.greenparty.org.uk/localsites/lambeth/lambeth-green-councillors-key-successes.html</ref> It had no legal standing but enabled couples to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge). it was aimed primarily at same-sex couples, but opposite-sex couples were also permitted to sign.

	Ceremonies were often conducted by a celebrant employed by the couple (unlike marriages and civil partnerships, where the cermony is conducted by the official regstrar). However a GLA registrar was always present to sign the register and the certificates.		Ceremonies were often conducted by a celebrant employed by the couple (unlike marriages and civil partnerships, where the cermony is conducted by the official regstrar). However a GLA registrar was always present to sign the register and the certificates.

Ross Burgess at 11:02, 23 May 2012

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	The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]], then [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled couplses to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge. it was aimed primarily at same-sex couples, but opposite-sex couples were also permitted to sign.		The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]], then [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled couplses to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge). it was aimed primarily at same-sex couples, but opposite-sex couples were also permitted to sign.

	Ceremonies were often conducted by a celebrant employed by the couple (unlike marriages and civil partnerships, where the cermony is conducted by the official regstrar). However a ~~GLC~~ registrar was always present to sign the register and the certificates ~~that were give to the couple~~.		Ceremonies were often conducted by a celebrant employed by the couple (unlike marriages and civil partnerships, where the cermony is conducted by the official regstrar). However a GLA registrar was always present to sign the register and the certificates.

	The register closed in 2004 with the passing of the [[Civil Partnership Act 2004]].		The register closed in 2004 with the passing of the [[Civil Partnership Act 2004]]; 998 couples had registered under the scheme.<ref>http://www.london.gov.uk/media/press_releases_mayoral/mayor-congratulates-couples-planning-register-civil-partners</ref>

			==References==
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	[[Category:Greater London]]		[[Category:Greater London]]
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Ross Burgess at 09:18, 23 May 2012

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	The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]] ~~the~~ [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled couplses to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge.		The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]], then [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled couplses to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge. it was aimed primarily at same-sex couples, but opposite-sex couples were also permitted to sign.

	The register closed in 2004 with the passing of the [[Civil ~~Parnership~~ Act 2004]].		Ceremonies were often conducted by a celebrant employed by the couple (unlike marriages and civil partnerships, where the cermony is conducted by the official regstrar). However a GLC registrar was always present to sign the register and the certificates that were give to the couple.

			The register closed in 2004 with the passing of the [[Civil Partnership Act 2004]].

	[[Category:Greater London]]		[[Category:Greater London]]
	[[Category:Relationships]]		[[Category:Relationships]]

Ross Burgess at 08:54, 23 May 2012

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	The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]] the [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled couplses to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge.		The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]] the [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled couplses to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge.

			The register closed in 2004 with the passing of the [[Civil Parnership Act 2004]].

	[[Category:Greater London]]		[[Category:Greater London]]
	[[Category:Relationships]]		[[Category:Relationships]]

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The '''London Partnership Register''' was set up by [[Ken Livingstone]] the [[Mayor of London]] in 2001. It had no legal standing but enabled couplses to register their partnerships at the Greater London Authority Headquarters (initially in Marsham Street, Westminster, and from 2002 at the much more prestigious surroundings of City Hall, near Tower Bridge.

[[Category:Greater London]]
[[Category:Relationships]]