Progress being made on new bus shelter requests in Mid Ulster

Progress continues to be made on requests for new bus shelters across Mid Ulster, councillors have learned.

Requests have obtained the necessary approvals at Ballyness Road and Fardross Road,Clogher, as well as Ackinduff Park, Cabragh, and have been passed to Property Services for installation.

On the Hillhead Road, Castledawson, the council is hoping to secure Department for Infrastructure (DfI) funding towards the potential installation of a footpath between Broagh and Creagh Roads.

At Mountjoy Road, Brocagh, talks are ongoing with a landowner and legal representatives.

A bus shelter is due to be installed at the Ackinduff Park/Whites Road junction in Cabragh. Credit: Googleplaceholder image
A bus shelter is due to be installed at the Ackinduff Park/Whites Road junction in Cabragh. Credit: Google

On the Pomeroy Road, Donaghmore, a new location for a bus shelter has been identified, and talks are ongoing with a local school.

On the Mullinahoe Road, Ardboe, the local authority is awaiting permission from the landowner.

On Main Street, Coagh, the application is also being progressed.

On the Stiloga Road, Eglish, the Council is currently liaising with DfI Roads regarding a footway.

At Shanmoy Downs, Eglish, Mid Ulster council is currently liaising with DfI Roads regarding a suitable location.

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