Brenda Chivers

Planning application for proposed Stendahl development

Cllr Aaron Callan

Union flag to fly 365 days in Causeway Coast & Glens Council

Pictured at The Open Legacy Fund launch in The Atlantic Hotel in Portrush.

Legacy Fund is now open for applications

Binevenagh

Ad Feature Have your say on an outdoor recreation masterplan for Binevenagh area

Public Realm scheme nears completion

Rev Fr Raymond McCullagh at a special ceremony to remember those who lost their lives in the Girona tragedy. The event was held at St Cuthbert's Church near Dunluce Castle on the Causeway Coast, not far from Lacada Point where the galleass of the Spanish Armada foundered and sank in 1588. A memorial stone was unveiled at the church two years ago at the site of an unmarked grave where some of the Girona sailors were buried.

Wreaths laid to remember the Girona

Beattie Taylor, pictured on her 103rd birthday, enjoys a visit from the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Brenda Chivers, to mark the very special occasion.PICTURE KEVIN MCAULEY/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA

Fabulous Beattie marks 103rd birthday

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Councillor Brenda Chivers pictured with her grandchildren Harry (4) and Conor (3) along with Brian McCloskey and Liam McKeefry representing Tiny Life at the launch of the Incubator Push fundraising event which will take place on Saturday, August 25 from Portstewart Town Hall to The Cranagh on the Portstewart Road outside Coleraine.

Join the Mayor in fundraising Incubator Push

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council was among the guests at a recent Open Day hosted by The Royal Blue Masonic Lodge 404 Portstewart. The event provided an opportunity to discover more about Freemasonry, including its history and charitable work. She was also presented with a copy of An initial Guide to Freemasonry in Ireland from Neill Fenn P.M.

Mayor meets with the Freemasons

First ever Auld Lammas Fair Point to Point racing

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Councillor Brenda Chivers pictured with the athletes from Causeway Coast Special Olympics Club, Coleraine Cougars, Ballymoney Special Olympics Club and Owls Special Olympics Club who participated in the Special Olympics in Dublin.

Special Olympics athletes honoured by Mayor

Staff from Bank of Ireland in Limavady show their support for Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Councils H2O On The Go scheme. The bank is the first financial organisation to join the ever growing list of participants on the free drinking water scheme which aims to reduce our reliance on plastic bottles.

Sign up to H2O on the go!

Launching the 'Edwin May Nissan 5 Mile Classic' road race with the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Brenda Chivers are Kerry Creighton, Edwin May Nissan, Brian Tohill, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Amanda Scott, Springwell Running Club, Lisa Mullan, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Amanda Scott, Edwin May Nissan and Kenny Bacon, Springwell Running Club.

Edwin May Nissan Five Mile Classic road race open for registration

Fiona Shannon on the wheel.

Causeway Coast Council Enterprise Fund supports local entrepreneur

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Councillor Brenda Chivers pictured with pupils from St Marys Primary School on Rathlin Island at the Energy Detectives celebration event.

Saving energy lessons for primary pupils

Coleraine Grammar School Rowing Team pictured with the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Brenda Chivers, Dr David Carruthers, Coleraine Grammar School principal, Jeremy Johnston, Head Rowing Coach and Ross Cochrane, Assistant Rowing coach.

Civic reception held for school's Champion rowers

McAuley Multimedia 12/06/18 REPRO FREE.. The Flame of Hope for the Law Enforcement Torch run arrived in Portrush in Police 44 Helicopter ahead of the Special Oylmpics Ireland which takes place in Dublin later this week. Pic Steven McAuley/McAuley Multimedia

Mayor welcomes Special Olympics Flame of Hope to Portrush

The award-winning Diversity Park in Portstewart. PICTURE KEVIN MCAULEY/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA
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Consultation on play park provision in Causeway Coast and Glens Council

Councillor Brenda Chivers.

'˜No funding applications' to council for St Patrick's Day in Limavady

Bonfire question sparks '˜anti-Unionist' accusation

Christmas trees - real or LED? Which do YOU prefer?

Parking charges held up by members concerns

Funding available for Queen's birthday

Council's safer bonfires call

Councillor Quigley.

Council condemns paramilitary activity

Switch-ons to cost council £24,000

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Council supports farmers

‘Hypocrisy’ row over murdered UDR man put to bed

SDLP Colr. Gerry Mullan.

Move to say prayer at Causeway Council slammed

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Sinn Féin accused of hypocrisy in Limavady UDR row

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Council row over naming room after murdered UDR captain

Enagh Cemetery.

Co Derry couple devastated by vandalism of baby daughter’s grave

Limavady Sinn Féin woman: 11th night is a ‘hate festival’

Limavady woman faces court for starving dog

Council to take legal action against dog owner

Sinn Fein Colr. Brenda Chivers who was elected on the first count to Limavady Borough Council. (1005PG45)

SF flags  up festival  funding

Robinson slamsChivers overband comments

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Former Mayor: Unionist flag flying is a ‘perverse ritual’

Outrage as bandsmen urinate on parochial house

FIRST CHARGE. One of the first e-car charge points to be installed in Ballymoney. It is situated near the entrance at Townhead Carpark.INBM7-13 017SC.

Parking limit shocker for e-car charging point

Councillor Cathal McLaughlin the Mayor of Limavady this week launched the 'Streets of Cage', website, Mayor Mclaughlin was joined by Ryan Tracey Policing Community Safety Partnership (PSCP) officer and Councillor Brenda Chivers PSCP chairperson at the launch. INLV2213-266KDR

Limavady PSCP youth website launched: clothing hunt begins

Councillors ‘choose to live better’