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	In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:		In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:

	:"He came within 28 votes of becoming President of the National Union of Students, but Pav Akhtar claimed a potent mix of Islamophobia and homophobia denied him victory. The first non-white President of the Cambridge University Students Union, Pav worked as a journalist for the ''Daily Telegraph'' and is now employed by UNISON, the trade union."<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2007/12/27/the-50-most-powerful-lgbt-people-in-british-politics/</ref>		:"He came within 28 votes of becoming President of the National Union of Students, but Pav Akhtar claimed a potent mix of Islamophobia and homophobia denied him victory. The first non-white President of the [[University of Cambridge\|Cambridge University]] Students Union, Pav worked as a journalist for the ''Daily Telegraph'' and is now employed by UNISON, the trade union."<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2007/12/27/the-50-most-powerful-lgbt-people-in-british-politics/</ref>

	He is a board member of [[UK Black Pride]].		He is a board member of [[UK Black Pride]].

Ross Burgess at 08:24, 7 April 2014

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	[[File:Pav Akhtar.jpg\|thumb\|Pav Akhtar]]'''Pav Akhtar''' is a trade union official and former [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].		[[File:Pav Akhtar.jpg\|thumb\|Pav Akhtar]]'''Pav Akhtar''' (born 1977) is a trade union official and former [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].

	In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:		In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:
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	[[File:Pav Akhtar.jpg\|thumb\|Pav Akhtar]]'''Pav Akhtar''' is a [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].		[[File:Pav Akhtar.jpg\|thumb\|Pav Akhtar]]'''Pav Akhtar''' is a trade union official and former [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].

	In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:		In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:

Ross Burgess at 08:16, 7 April 2014

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	'''Pav Akhtar''' is a [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].		[[File:Pav Akhtar.jpg\|thumb\|Pav Akhtar]]'''Pav Akhtar''' is a [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].

	In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:		In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:

	:"He came within 28 votes of becoming President of the National Union of Students, but Pav Akhtar claimed a potent mix of Islamophobia and homophobia denied him victory. The first non-white President of the Cambridge University Students Union, Pav worked as a journalist for the ''Daily Telegraph'' and is now employed by UNISON, the trade union."<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2007/12/27/the-50-most-powerful-lgbt-people-in-british-politics/</ref>		:"He came within 28 votes of becoming President of the National Union of Students, but Pav Akhtar claimed a potent mix of Islamophobia and homophobia denied him victory. The first non-white President of the Cambridge University Students Union, Pav worked as a journalist for the ''Daily Telegraph'' and is now employed by UNISON, the trade union."<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2007/12/27/the-50-most-powerful-lgbt-people-in-british-politics/</ref>

			He is a board member of [[UK Black Pride]].

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess at 08:12, 7 April 2014

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	'''Pav Akhtar''' is a [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].		'''Pav Akhtar''' is a [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].

	In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' ~~lists~~ of [[the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics~~\|50 most powerful 2007~~]]. The citation said:		In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' list of [[50 most powerful 2007\|the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics]]. The citation said:

	:"He came within 28 votes of becoming President of the National Union of Students, but Pav Akhtar claimed a potent mix of Islamophobia and homophobia denied him victory. The first non-white President of the Cambridge University Students Union, Pav worked as a journalist for the ''Daily Telegraph'' and is now employed by UNISON, the trade union."<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2007/12/27/the-50-most-powerful-lgbt-people-in-british-politics/</ref>		:"He came within 28 votes of becoming President of the National Union of Students, but Pav Akhtar claimed a potent mix of Islamophobia and homophobia denied him victory. The first non-white President of the Cambridge University Students Union, Pav worked as a journalist for the ''Daily Telegraph'' and is now employed by UNISON, the trade union."<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2007/12/27/the-50-most-powerful-lgbt-people-in-british-politics/</ref>

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'''Pav Akhtar''' is a [[Labour]] councillor in [[Lambeth]].

In 2007 he was listed number 50 in the ''[[Pink News]]'' lists of [[the 50 most powerful LGBT people in British politics|50 most powerful 2007]]. The citation said:

:"He came within 28 votes of becoming President of the National Union of Students, but Pav Akhtar claimed a potent mix of Islamophobia and homophobia denied him victory. The first non-white President of the Cambridge University Students Union, Pav worked as a journalist for the ''Daily Telegraph'' and is now employed by UNISON, the trade union."<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2007/12/27/the-50-most-powerful-lgbt-people-in-british-politics/</ref>

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