Personally wouldn't dream of such a thing, might have done in the past.
A non starter here anyway.
I presume town and village councils are treated fairly similar under current legislation.
Here's the way you might go about it.
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/bid-dissolve-holyhead-town-council-11280884
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Another alternative is to talk with Leighton Andrews who seems determined to amalgamate local community councils. The danger is he will have a bit more time on his hands after Thursday Night when the chickens were brought home to roost and he lost his seat on the Welsh Assembly. could well be a lash back of what he was proposing to do with community councils and County Councils.
ReplyDeleteHi David, I thought that joining county councils was on the agenda, ie. Wrexham BC and Flintshire CC but didn't realise this extended to community councils. Yes, perhaps best he lost his seat. I wasn't keen to amalgamate with Wrexham, I'm happy with the current arrangement.
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