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11th May 2022
 

Denis Male

COUNCILLOR MALE: ‘It is unfortunate that we see, now and again, a group of local youths who think it is exciting to do damage to other people’s
property.

 
 
COUNCILLOR MALE: ‘It is unfortunate that we see, now and again, a group of local youths who think it is exciting to do damage to other people’s property.
 

 
 
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