Community Council meetings are normally held on the third Monday of each month in the Town House. Meetings start at 7pm and are open to the public, who are most welcome as observers.
If you would like to raise a specific issue with the Council, please get in touch with us via the Contact Us link.
Minutes for our most recent meetings can be found by selecting the relevant link, below.
The meeting started with a guest presentation by Grahame Clarke of the Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP). He explained how CAP exists to reduce alcohol harm in local communities from drinking by young people under 25. Action plans are based on 3 key pillars involving the provision of positive activities, alcohol education, and responsible retail strategies.…
Minutes archive:
A full list of past minutes is also available here.
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