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county council

NOUN
  1. the elected governing body of a county

How To Use county council In A Sentence

  • After a two-hour meeting, a number of Kilkenny county councillors present undertook to raise the matter at their next Council meeting.
  • The county council has introduced pool cars for business trips, and last year adopted mileage rates of 40p a mile for staff using bikes on business.
  • When you go to a conference you can sit in a room all morning and feel like you've heard all the speeches before," says Ian Usher, e-learning co-ordinator with Buckinghamshire county council and a TeachMeet organiser. Bett 2011 | In search of leadership
  • Later that evening she will launch the festival and will be guest speaker at an event hosted by the heritage office of Carlow County Council.
  • Though the borough claims such a service is uneconomical, a best value review recently completed by the county council recommends developing park and ride around Bedford.
  • The county council has taken all our views on board and promised it will do its best to accommodate the wishes of the village within reason.
  • Masham Parish Council wanted to add uplighters to the stone bridge over the River Ure at a cost of about £4,500, but the scheme is strongly opposed by North Yorkshire County Council whose officials say it would be illegal.
  • But a spokesman denied his absence would jeopardise the smooth running of the general and county council elections.
  • Under present policy the county council is putting down as many as five hundred dogs annually.
  • The campaigning couple are also angry that no town, district or county councillors have come to visit the site.
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