Councillor Callum Nimmo

Councillor Callum Nimmo conveyed thanks from the Korean community and British veterans of the Korean War. The councillor proposed a motion regarding Margravine Cemetery and stated the council's commitment to working in partnership with the Friends of the cemetery. As Chair of the General Purpose Committee, the councillor noted that a policy has seen 11 applications and a review is scheduled. The councillor also stated that the nomination process for Freedom of the Borough is designed to ensure individuals are "fit and proper". Councillor Nimmo proposed a special motion titled "Opposing Online Hate Speech". The councillor was part of a Licensing Sub-Committee that convened to discuss a shop's licence review and another Licensing Sub-Committee that considered applications for alcohol licences. The councillor also praised the Macbeth Centre's inclusive and accessible approach to education.

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