Return to home: Councillors in Albury are set to resume meetings in person at their chamber from next month. However, social distancing requirements will affect how the public gallery is arranged.
ALBURY councillors are likely to officially meet again in person from next month.
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Council meetings have been held remotely since April 27 with councillors logging in for forums from their homes and workplaces.
At a public briefing on Monday night, councillors were asked if they wanted to return to convening in the chamber and all agreed except Darren Cameron.
However, Cr Cameron told The Border Mail on Friday that he would now be comfortable with meeting face-to-face again, given restrictions lifting in other areas.
The council will still stage its monthly meeting this coming Monday night remotely, but from June it is anticipated the traditional set-up will return.
Back to normal for council meetings
Anthony Bunn
Journalist
