What does SERCC mean?
SERCC means South East Rural Community Councils
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for South East Rural Community Councils?
South East Rural Community Councils can be abbreviated as SERCC
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What does SERCC stand for? SERCC stands for "South East Rural Community Councils". |
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How to abbreviate "South East Rural Community Councils"? "South East Rural Community Councils" can be abbreviated as SERCC. |
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What is the meaning of SERCC abbreviation? The meaning of SERCC abbreviation is "South East Rural Community Councils". |
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What is SERCC abbreviation? One of the definitions of SERCC is "South East Rural Community Councils". |
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What does SERCC mean? SERCC as abbreviation means "South East Rural Community Councils". |
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What is shorthand of South East Rural Community Councils? The most common shorthand of "South East Rural Community Councils" is SERCC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SEQROC - South East Queensland Regional Organisation of Councils
- SERAF - South East Rural Affairs Forum
- SERTP - South East Rural Towns Partnership
- SEBCO - South East Bronx Community Organization
- CDSE - Community Development South East
- NWRCC - North West Rural Community Councils
- RFSE - Rural Forum South East
- SECDC - South East Community Development Council
- SAFMC - South Atlantic Fishery Management Councils
- SELCF - South East London Community Foundation
- SEACAP - South East Asia Community Access Programme
- SEROC - South East Regional Organisation of Councils
- SEACC - South East Asian Community Clinic
- EDRCN - East Down Rural Community Network
- FRCC - Federation of Rural Community Councils
- SEARDF - SOuth East Asia Rural Development Fund
- SELC - South East Learning Community
- SEBCCU - South East Birmingham Community Credit Union
- SEECSi - South East Essex Community Safety Initiatives
- seec - South East England Councils