Troubles body concludes public consultations

The body appointed by the British Government to find a way to deal with the legacy of the Troubles has concluded its period of public consultations.

The body appointed by the British Government to find a way to deal with the legacy of the Troubles has concluded its period of public consultations.

The Consultative Group on the Past has held a series of public meetings across the North over the past couple of weeks.

The group says it has met 100 different groups, received 200 written submissions and 90 letters.

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