Wexford County Council Climate Action Event was held in County Hall on June 1st.

     
The day comprised of 20 presenters providing key information and possible actions to consider as part of your contribution to climate action.
       
            
You can review these presentations here 

       
(L-R Councillor Mary Farrell, Councillor Maura Bell, Councillor Bridin Murphy, Mairead O’Shea of See Her Elected, Councillor Barbara-Anne Murphy and Councillor Kathleen Codd Nolan)

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Now that the summer weather has well and truly arrived, Wexford County Council wish to inform members of the public on how to "Be Summer Ready"

For tips on staying safe during the summer months, from water safety to hot temperatures please check out the Be Summer Ready Information Booklet below.

The booklet is published by the Office of Emergency Planning, Department of Defence on behalf of the Government Task Force on Emergency Planning

Be Summer Ready Booklet 2023

Location: Wexford County Council (WCC), The Street, County Hall, Carricklawn.

Date: Thursday, June 1.     

Time: All Day Event -   Registration required – see details below 
                   
         
 

Re: Temporary Time-Limited Waiver in respect of Development Contributions

I have been asked by Mr. Darragh O’Brien, T.D., Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage to refer to the new package of housing support measures as announced by the Government on 25 April 2023, and specifically to the temporary time-limited exemption from development contributions in respect of residential development.
         

The Rosslare Municipal District are developing an ambitious and long-term vision for the area through capturing the needs of the communities and presenting the findings in a strategic plan. Dr Yvonne Byrne Rural Development Consultancy has been appointed to assist the District in the preparation of this plan.

It will be launched this summer and we really hope to get your views so that we can utilise this plan to secure funding and develop projects of scale to increase the quality of life for everyone who lives in the Rosslare Municipal District.

Wexford County Council is aware that households in our area may have received a notice of termination from their landlord and may be unsure about what to do.

Households who are in receipt of a Notice of Termination and are unsure as to their rights, should contact the Residential Tenancies Board, Threshold or other tenant support services for support and advice in the first instance.