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Ian Stevenson

LMC Chief Executive Ian Stevenson.

Checks on beef and lamb safety to resume

Royal Portrush. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire.

Open legacy to last 30 or 40 years: Council

CUP ALOAD OF THAT. Pictured at the opening of the GAA Exhibition in Ballymoney Museum along with Deputy Mayor Cllr Ian Stevenson and Daniel Taylor (Museum Officer) who organised the event are Jim Murray, Antrim County Chairman, Martin McAviney, Ulster GAA President and Jim McLean, North Antrim Chairman.INBM24-14 002SC.

GAA Exhibition is an enormous success

Ian Stevenson

Stevenson thanks the community, family and friends over his election

Ballymoney Show funds increase to £5,000

In happier times: Ballymoney DUP members, Ian Stevenson, Evelyne Robinson, Alan McLean, Mervyn Storey, Frank Campbell, John Finlay and Bill Kennedy

DUP announce Ballymoney names for Causeway Coast and Glens

Queen Street lights to stay put

New bridge should not be named - Sinn Fein claim

Ballymaconnelly band postpone parade to avoid ‘right’s clash

SHARE. Pictured at Dalriada School on Wednesday night for the SEP - Shared Education Programme- final celebration along with Deputy Mayor Cllr Ian Stevenson, Prof Gallagher ( front centre, Queens University), A. Stewart and M.Baxter (also from Queens, back row 2nd and 3rd from left) are local school Principals with their inscribed plaques. They are S. Stewart (Sandelford), Malachy Conlon, (St Brigid's Ballymoney), Vivien Moorhouse (Leaney). Front, J. Jamieson, (Model Intergrated), Tom Skelton (Dalriada) and Maire Buckley (Our Lady of Lourdes).INBM27-13 052SC.

Local project on Sharing ourEducation

John Finlay is new Mayor of Ballymoney - Stevenson deputy

Loft insulation fees waived

‘Cycle to Work’ scheme is a success

Almost £4000 awarded to local groups

Grants for community groups

Councillors updated on progress at Riverside, Megaw and Finvoy sites

Glenside and Legends drop points

Dialogue the only way forward in controversial parade - Parish Priest

Dialogue the only way forward in controversial parade - Parish Priest

COUNCILLORS EARNOVER £200,000

Plea for peaceful parade

Fresh debate on future of parades body

Evelyne is first Lady Mayor for more than twenty-five years

Jubilee Beacon lit at Long Mountain

Crowds flock to Ballymoney Agricultural Show

800 vacant business premises in north Antrim

£45,000 regeneration boost for Ballymoney

Mayor launches Hospice coffee morning

North Antrim represented at ‘Making Life Better’ seminar

‘Same old, same old’ from John Finlay

Objects of the conflict exhibition opens

Mayor Stevenson signals mobile phone change

Marathon Mac’s centenary exhibition

David’s cycle ride for British Heart Foundation

Ballymoney hosts World Short Mat Bowls contest

Ulster Scots books launched

Mayor Stevenson’s sadness as Peacocks close Ballymoney shop

Minister urged to dual A26

Council agrees Olympic funding

Stacks of praise as the Shamrocks reach final

I AM MAYOR FOR ALL

Ballymoney Council agrees 3.05% rates increase