Region of Malta
The Northern Region (Maltese : Reġjun Tramuntana ) is one of six regions of Malta . The region includes the northwestern part of the main island of Malta . The region borders the Eastern , Southern and Western Regions , and is also close to Gozo Region .
It was created by the Act No. XVI of 2009 out of part of Malta Majjistral .[ 1] Act No. XIV of 2019, which led to a regional reform in 2021, altered the region's composition and reduced its local councils from 12 to 9.
Administrative divisions
Districts
Northern Region includes the entire Northern District and parts of the Northern Harbour District and Western Districts .
Current local councils
Northern Region includes 9 local councils:
Mellieħa - includes the areas of Ċirkewwa , Marfa , Armier Bay , Għadira , Manikata , Golden Bay , Santa Maria Estate , Paradise Bay , Anchor Bay (Popeye Village ), Ta' Pennellu , Mġiebaħ , and Selmun Palace and Selmunett .
Mġarr - includes the areas of Żebbiegħ , Ġnejna Bay , Binġemma , Ta' Mrejnu , Għajn Tuffieħa , Ballut , Lippija , Santi , Fomm ir-Riħ , Abatija and Mselliet .
Mosta - includes the areas of Bidnija , Blata l-Għolja , Santa Margarita , Tarġa Gap , Ta' Żokkrija and Ta' Mlit
Mtarfa
Naxxar - includes the areas of Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq , Salna , Magħtab , Birguma , Sgħajtar , San Pawl tat-Tarġa and Simblija
San Ġwann (annexed in 2021 from Central region)
St. Paul's Bay - includes the areas of Burmarrad , Buġibba , Qawra , Xemxija , Wardija , Pwales , San Martin , Mbordin and San Pawl Milqi and part of Bidnija
Hamlets
Local councils lost in 2021
After the 2021 local government reform, the region ceded 6 of its local councils to the Eastern and Western regions:
Hamlets
Regional Council
The current Northern Regional Council (Maltese : Kunsill Reġjonali Tramuntana ) is made up of:[ 2]
Office
Officeholder
President
Clifford Galea
Vice President
Paul Vella
Members
John Buttigieg
Romilda B. Zarb
Anne Marie Muscat Fenech Adami
Dean Hili
Christianne Mifsud
Alfred Grima
Stephen Cordina
Trevor Fenech
Executive Secretary
George Abdilla
References
External links
Current Until 2021 Until 2009