Bore from the Wiki link about Mayor Anderson:
"one of his first moves on becoming Council Leader was to appoint David McElhinney as temporary Chief Executive of the Council for the 6-month period when the Council was renegotiating its contract with BT. David McElhinney was Chief Executive of LDL at the same time. Cherie Booth QC was engaged to provide legal advice regarding the obvious potential for conflict of interest. The LDL contract was extended, although this was subsequently terminated when it came to light that David McElhinney's payments from another council - Lancashire - were under investigation. McElhinney and others were arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of conspiring to pervert the course of justice and intimidating witnesses. Anderson was interviewed by police under caution in November 2017.
In April 2015, Anderson was involved in a legal dispute with Chesterfield High School, claiming unfair dismissal from his role as social inclusion mentor. It transpired that he had continued to receive an annual salary of £4,500 from the school in his working absence. The case for unfair dismissal was lost and Chesterfield requested that Anderson pay back a portion of the money he had received. The case attracted press attention when the judge revealed that Anderson had used Liverpool City Council lawyers to work on it despite its being a private matter"
important though to establish if stickering the stickers in question constitutes a crime.