Plans for a major housing development in Doagh have been given the go-ahead by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council. A total of 43 dwellings – including 34 semi-detached homes and nine detached – are to be built on the northern edge of the village, opposite Mill Green. Access to the new development will be from […]
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Antrim Castle Gardens opened its Barbican gate to 4,000 special visitors from the local community during the opening evening of the Enchanted Winter Garden. Antrim Castle Gardens opened its Barbican gate to 4,000 special visitors from the local community during the opening evening of the Enchanted Winter Garden. This included 100 guests from Ukraine, who
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A fantastic new exhibition by members of the Pavestone Collective is now open at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre. ‘Inside Out’ reflects the post-Covid world, as the group, which was established for adults living with physical and mental health problems, faced the challenges of the pandemic with continued enthusiasm and imagination. The Mayor of
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Newly opened Páirc Nua Chollann in west Belfast will be transformed into a ‘Winter Wonderland’ on Thursday 8 December. A free festive event is taking place at the park from 6pm to 9pm organised by Colin Neighbourhood Partnership with support from Belfast City Council. Families can enjoy a visit to Santa’s Grotto and there will
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Volunteers from The Salvation Army and The Samaritans have been welcomed to a special reception in Cloonavin. The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Ivor Wallace hosted the event in recognition of the work they do to help those in need in our local communities. Speaking afterwards, he said: “We are indebted
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Ulster-Scots Language Week/Ulster-Scotch Leid Week was marked at a special event in City Hall yesterday (Monday 28 November) featuring Ulster-Scots music, poetry and storytelling. The event was organised by community development organisation, Small Steps, with support from the Ulster-Scots Agency and in partnership with Belfast City Council. Among those taking part in the Muckle Ulster-Scotch
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Rea’s Wood, located at Antrim Loughshore is one of the environmental jewels in the Borough’s crown. Rea’s Wood, located at Antrim Loughshore is one of the environmental jewels in the Borough’s crown. Its path has now been fully resurfaced making it more accessible for walkers, runners or wheelchair users and buggies. A second viewing point
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Belfast Lord Mayor Councillor Tina Black signed the White Ribbon Charter at City Hall today on behalf of Belfast City Council. The signing of the pledge never to condone or remain silent about violence against women forms part of Council’s wider commitment to support anyone who has been a victim of, or who has been
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The Lord Mayor of Belfast Councillor Tina Black welcomed representatives from Belfast Asian Women’s Academy (BAWA) to City Hall today, and announced them as one of her chosen charities. Each year, the First Citizen selects a number of charities to support during their year in office. Lord Mayor of Belfast Councillor Tina Black said: “It
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Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has approved plans for a major housing expansion in Antrim Town, which will see a total investment of £100m and the creation of up to 100 new jobs. The reserved matters application will see 525 new homes, six local shops, public spaces and a play park being built along the
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