Consultation on the Glen’s cultural future

THE chair of an umbrella group responsible for neighbourhood renewal in the Glen, Rosemount, Hazelbank and Ballymagroarty says a recent conference allowed members of those communities a meaningful say in shaping their cultural future.
By The Newsroom
Published 10th Oct 2013, 13:05 BST
Members of local community, voluntary and statutory sector groups as well as Culture Company representatives and members of local sports and cultural groups who took part in a consultation on the Glen, Rosemount, Hazebank and Ballymagroarty's cultural future recently.Members of local community, voluntary and statutory sector groups as well as Culture Company representatives and members of local sports and cultural groups who took part in a consultation on the Glen, Rosemount, Hazebank and Ballymagroarty's cultural future recently.
Members of local community, voluntary and statutory sector groups as well as Culture Company representatives and members of local sports and cultural groups who took part in a consultation on the Glen, Rosemount, Hazebank and Ballymagroarty's cultural future recently.

Outer West Partnership Board Chairman Dermot O’Hara thanked the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure (DCAL) for facilitating “this important cultural planning process.

“The conference was a valuable exercise in meaningful community engagement as Outer West embarks on shaping its cultural future.”

The event took place in the Glenview Centre, in Cedar Street.

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