Beth Adger

The US Rangers memorial at Sunnylands, Carrickfergus. Image by Google

Carrickfergus commemoration in honour of US Rangers

A floral gift for the royal visitor.

Royal visit photos: NI Sea Cadets welcome Princess Anne to Carrick

Looing forward to Ballymena Discount Day 2022 are Stephen Reynolds of the Front Page Bar and BID Chair and Roy Smyth of Outdoor Adventure and BID Vice Chair.

Ballymena Discount Day promises to be biggest ever

Deputy Mayor, Cllr Beth Adger held a civic reception for Ukrainian refugees at The Braid

Ukrainian refugees get warm welcome to Mid & East Antrim at civic reception

Candidates who completed the accredited course in storytelling pictured with the Deputy Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Beth Adger

Storytellers and tour guides could help turn a new chapter for tourism in Mid & ...

Pictured at Camp Dalfest is Deputy Mayor Beth Adger MBE with her grandchildren Brynn, Remy and Freya

Festival hits a high note for East Antrim Economy

Deputy Mayor Beth Adger with Jackie Patton, Head of Community Planning and Development for MEA and Michele Campbell from Mid and East Antrim Community Advice Service at the drop off point at Waveney Road Household Recycling Centre.

Mid & East Antrim Council launches School Uniform Scheme

Braid DUP Councillor Beth Adger pictured a the conference in Glasgow which she attended in hre role as Vice presient of the NAC UK - National Association of Councillors

Female empowerment ‘crucial’ - Cllr Adger

Braid DUP Councillor Beth Adger MBE

Councillor Adger welcomes road safety work at Aughafatten

Education Minister Michelle McIlveen meet pupils on her tour of Harryville Primary School

Education Minister learns all about Harryville Primary School

Larne Leisure Centre

New Mid and East Antrim vehicle charger points won’t include pay & display parks

New fire station for Ballymena part of NIFRS 10-year plan

Latharna House. Pic courtesy Google

Housing Executive confirms demolition plan for Larne’s remaining tower block

Ecars (stock image).

£21m spend needed for Mid and East Antrim Council to ‘decarbonise’ fleet

Councillor Beth Adger MBE with Mayor Councillor, Peter Johnston.

Civic support for Foster Care Fortnight

Glenarm Marina

Glenarm seafront camper van site proposed after ‘spike’ in demand last year

Larne Town Park

Mid and East Antrim Council to get costing for ‘Changing Places’ toilet provisio...

Mid and East Antrim bids to become a ‘deaf-friendly’ council

Fly-tipping (archive image).

Mid and East Antrim records recycling rise during lockdown

Cllr Maureen Morrow.

Touching tribute by outgoing Mayor of Mid and East Antrim after coronavirus-hit ...

Ballymena gets switched on to Christmas

Christmas lights switch on in Ballymena on Thursday, November 14

Christmas lights switch-on

Greenvale Street is to benefit from £632,000 public realm works. Picture: Google

£632k public realm works for town centre

The Braid Ballymena.

New chairs elected for committees

The A26 dual carriageway between Ballymena and Antrim. INBT35-203AC

Demand for urgent action over '˜death trap' A26

The Gateway Project.

Pastures apartments get the green light

The Woodgreen Junction on the Lisnevenagh Road which has been the scene of numerous traffic collisions over the years. Pic Pacemaker

A26 safety reviewnearing completion

Cllr Beth Adger

Anti-collision progress

The Gobbins

Hopes Gobbins will scoop construction industry award

MEA Council slams TransportNI for letting the grass grow

Ballymena Town Hall at the Braid.

Carniny housing approved

Urban sports arena bid needs your support

A development scheme with the potential to create over 1000 jobs was announced today in Ballymena. The Gateway project is a ground breaking public private partnership which will develop a 97 acre site adjacent to the Seven Towers roundabout providing training, social intervention services, social housing, a church, a motor village and food retail. The Gateway project has grown out of the collective vision of the five project partners; Green Pastures Church, Gateway Social Investments, Compassion Ministries, Connect Ministries and The Wright Group. Pictured at the launch:

Green Pastures’ decision held

Ballymena tops for food safety

The scene of Tuesday night's accident at Lisnevenagh Road. Pic Pacemaker

A26 safety review sought following fatal crash

The Gateway Project.

Further discussions for Green Pastures’ scheme

The Braid

Council seeks gritting guide

Cllr Beth Adger. INBT 22-145JC

Adger granted MBE in honours

Andrew McKeown of Trinty Housing is pictured with Mayor of Ballymena, Cllr. Audrey Wales, Paul Frew MLA and Cllr. Martin Clarke, at the former St. Mary's PS site. INBT46-216AC

Social housing plan is unveiled

Cllr Beth Adger on the stretch of pavement at Wakehurst Road which is to be replaced. INBT 37-100JC

Adger looking forward to start of work

Cllr. Beth Adger is pictured along with Brownies Naomi Nevin and Kathryn Peachey, Leaders Sadie Peachey and Suzie Foster, applying the finishing touches to the Brownies 100th Birthday Flower Bed on the Larne Road Link. Included are Noel Robinson (Ballymena Borough Council Ground Maintenance Supervisor) and Andrew Clarke (gardener). INBT30-200AC

Special Brownies flowerbed is unveiled in Ballymena

Miss Maud Nicholl is pictured celebrating her 105th birthday at a special celebration function in the Tullyglass House Hotel. Miss Nicholl is pictured with her cousin Maureen Luke and Cllr. Beth Adger. INBT28-207AC

Happy (105th) Birthday to You! Maud