Causeway Coast

Staff and pupils from St Peter’s and St Paul’s Primary School Foreglen, with students from Ulster University School of Education, Museum Services volunteer, Rebekah Stewart, and facilitator Jim Allen preparing for hunting games in the woods.

In pictures: School pupils explore Mountsandel Woods

Cllr Richard Stewart, Wendy McCullugh and Catherine King pictured at the Macmillan Cancer Support Coffee morning held in Portballintrae Centre organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council and McMillan Move More Volunteers

In pictures: Portballintrae Macmillan Coffee Morning

Council has agreed funding for social supermarkets in the Borough. Credit Pixabay

Social supermarkets in Borough receive Council funds

Council agree funding for Vineyard asylum seeker services. Credit NI World

Council agree funding for Vineyard asylum seeker services

Deerstalker Bar plans. Credit: Bell Architects

Kellys extension plans submitted to Council

Council’s Move More Co-Ordinator Catherine King announced as finalist in upcoming Macmillan Professional Excellence Awards. Credit Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council

Nomination for Macmillan Move More's Catherine

Chief Executive of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council. Credit NI World

Council reduces debt by almost £5m

General view of Dunluce Road, Bushmills. Photo by Google

Planning approval for new hotel at Bushmills

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Steven Callaghan launched Coleraine Museum’s new exhibition ‘People and Places’.

New exhibition on life of journalist Speedy Moore

Marc and Emily of Considered Co in Coleraine. Credit Causeway Coast and Glens Council

Coleraine shop achieves Council’s ‘PlasticSmart’ award

Fishermen at Dunseverick, featured within the Exhibition and submitted by Jim Wilkinson. Credit Jim Wilkinson

Discover the Uncharted Histories of the Causeway Coast

Council invites you to Macmillan’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning initiative. Credit Macmillan

Join the Mayor for a cuppa to help Macmillan

Pictured at the launch of Causeway Coast and Glens Labour Market Partnership’s Personal Learning Account Fund are Marc McGerty, Labour Market Partnership Manager, Chloe Stewart, Labour Market Partnership Admin Support, Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan and Dearbhaile Hutchinson, Labour Market Partnership Officer. Credit McAuley Multimedia

Mayor launches Personal Learning Account Fund

NI Housing Executive Good Relations Officer in the Causeway area Gareth Doran

Housing Executive Causeway Good Relations Officer Gareth talks about his job

(l-r) Mark O’Donnell (Dept for Communities), Greg McDaid (Northstone), John McNally (Portrush Heritage Group), Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan, and Derek Logue (GM Design Associates). Credit McAuley Multimedia

Completion of Portrush Kerr Street and Harbour scheme

Denis McMacken and Deputy Mayor Margaret-Anne McKillop cut the ribbon at the official opening of Dungiven Bowling Club’s new synthetic bowling green. Credit: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council

New synthetic bowling green in Dungiven

Proposed plans for Rathlin Island. Credit: Studiorogers

Storm water plans submitted for Rathlin

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council headquarters at Cloonavin in Coleraine. Credit NI World

Council to pay trader £13k following ‘unfair’ procurement process

John Paul Higgins, Heron Bros, Ann Marie Millar, Kerry Foods, Noreen Treanor, Old Bushmills Distillery, Councillor Steven Callaghan, Mayor of Causeway Coat and Glens Council, Scott Bell, HSE NI, Julian Richmond, HSE NI, & Caroline Hughes, Heron Bros. Credit MW Advocate

Mayor launches ‘Drive Danger Out’ with HSENI

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is asking people to help save lives by speaking to family members about organ donation. Credit McAuley Multimedia

Council supports Organ Donation Week

Some of those who attended Masie's celebration of 105 years at Abbeyfield House in Ballymoney

Ballymoney's Maisie marks 105th birthday

Council is urging the public to be cautious when visiting beaches and rivers in the Causeway Coast and Glens area, due to the potential presence of blue-green algae. Credit NI World

Council urges caution due to blue-green algae

Volunteer guide leaders from North Antrim join the Girlguiding Ulster executive team to discuss the latest research which reveals girl’s happiness is at an all-time low. Front row - Carole Smyth, Claire Flowers, Lynn Morrow, Debbie McDowell, Barbara Acheson. Back row - Milly Greer, Claire Eakin, Ami Kirkpatrick. Credit Phil Smyth

Local Guides urge girls and young women to join

Lyn Ritchie (Coleraine) and Joanne Adams (Portstewart) from Breast Friends Causeway Coast who won the Inspirational Women in the Community award.

In pictures: Local inspirational women are honoured

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council's headquarters at Cloonavin. Credit NI World

Council will pay £13,950 to a trader after an 'unfair' procurement process

Pictured are (left) Brian Grzymek Volunteer, Dr Carol McClenahan Trustee, Margaret Dimsdale-Bobby Chair, and Tara Cunningham, Policy and Public Affairs, Causeway Coast Dog Rescue. Credit Causeway Coast Dog Rescue

Local dog charity to host animal welfare conference

At a meeting of the council’s Environmental Services Committee on Tuesday, September 12, Causeway Alliance Councillor Peter McCully proposed a motion noting the “detrimental impact these blooms have had on local businesses”. Credit NI World

Councillors express concern over blue-green algae

An example of the Changing Places accessible toilet facilities which are being considered by Causeway Coast and Glens Council for Rathlin Island. Credit changing-places.org

Council to explore possibility of Changing Places toilet for Rathlin

Plans for extensions to the Salthouse in Ballycastle have been approved by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council. Credit Salthouse Ballycastle

Plans for extension to Salthouse Ballycastle approved

Sinn Féin Councillor Sean Bateson has welcomed the passing of a motion on Causeway Coast and Glens Council calling for an action plan on toxic algae. Credit Causeway Coast and Glens Council

Bateson welcomes Council motion on toxic algae

Alderman Yvonne Boyle with Zomba City Council representatives. Credit Alderman Yvonne Boyle

Gifts from Causeway Coast donated to Zomba

Limavady Drama Club is one of the groups to benefit. Credit Limavady Drama Group

Six groups from Causeway Coast and Glens to benefit

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan, Rachel Bradley, GB Rowing Team, and Stephen McCartney, Council’s Sports Development Manager. Credit Causeway Coast and Glens Council

Sports Award nominations now open

The exhibition will be officially opened at 12 noon on Saturday, September 9, in Flowerfield Arts Centre. Credit Lindsay Johnson

Special exhibition in memory of artist John

The plans were submitted to Causeway Coast and Glens Council, based at the Cloonavin (pictured). Credit NI World

Plans for Garvagh waste management facility

Councillors have expressed concern. Credit NI World

Council concern about stalled roads projects

Proposed plans for McLaughlin's Corner. Credit: Gerard McPeake Architectural

Plans to turn McLaughlin's Corner into car showroom

Council said: "In relation to Castlerock bathing water, DAERA has confirmed there is no presence of blue-green algae at this location. Castlerock beach will continue to be monitored for any visual presence of blue-green algae by DAERA and Council staff will assist." Credit NI World

Council statement on Castlerock beach following social media posts

Plans were submitted to Causeway Coast and Glens Council. Credit NI World

Plans to extend shop on Portstewart Prom

Dungiven Park and Ride vehicular access. Credit: Aecom

New Dungiven park and ride plans

The plans were submitted to Causeway Coast and Glens Council. Credit NI World

Telecoms tower plans for Meencraig

Proposed townhouses. Credit: Richard Burnside Architecture

Plans for Cloughmills townhouses