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PODCAST EXTRA - Killcully Cemetery Relatives Do Their Own Investigations
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On Sunday PJ went to the Kilcully Action Group meeting in the Commons and heard relatives had found out CCTV was agreed for the graveyard in 2013 but nothing was done. They also found that the damage was the work of one individual not a feud. Hear more!
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