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Lisburn councillor Nicholas Trimble urges MLAs to get back to work as countdown is on for remote council attendance

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Remote attendance has been extended for six months until March 24, 2023. The extension must now be approved by the Assembly by November 5 for it to remain in place until March. The online video scheme, which also allows media and the public remote access, was introduced due to the Covid lock down restrictions.

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Lisburn councillor Nicholas Trimble urges MLAs to get back to work as countdown is on for remote council attendance

Northern Ireland councillors could be forced to attend meetings in person if Stormont is not back up and running by November 5.

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Lisburn councillor Nicholas Trimble urges MLAs to get back to work as countdown is on for remote council attendance

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