Minutes 2020

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12 new Community Councillors were elected in January  2020


Minutes of meeting February 11th 2020  First Public Meeting


Minutes of NRCC 10 March 2020 AGM (2018/19) and Ordinary Meeting

Covid 19 Lockdown began 23 March 2020

Minute of 14 April 2020 (online meeting)

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