Levelling Up Fund

One of the vehicle chargers in Cookstown town centre. Credit: Google Maps

Cookstown’s out of order car chargers to be prioritised in £10m upgrade

Ald Stephen Ross with UK Government Levelling Up Minister Dehenna Davison MP during her visit to Antrim.

Minister sees ambitious Antrim plans

Dehenna Davison, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities cuts the ribbon on the new pavilion building at Portrush Recreation Grounds along with the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Ivor Wallace and Mark O’Donnell, Deputy Secretary for Department for Communities (DfC).

New look Portrush Recreation Grounds open to public soon

Cllr Timothy Gaston; Katrina Morgan, director of community; Lord Caine; Cllr Maureen Morrow; Lindsay Houston, manager, parks and open spaces; the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Beth Adger MBE and Ald Gerardine Mulvenna.

Ambitious plans for country park highlighted during Lord Caine visit

Belfast City Council is to receive £240,367 for installation of a new path and community garden in the Botanic Gardens and helping to create a learning facility for soil enhancement, food production and testing. (Pic by Google).

£1.3m to revive 26 green spaces across province

Recycling centres are among the services provided by council.

Mid and East Antrim: rates-related decisions 'very challenging'

Carnfunnock Country Park.

£6m for 'number one tourist and recreation asset on the east coast'

Gerry Darby, Manager of Lough Neagh Partnership, joins Lough Neagh Board to launch Lough Neagh Strategic Review.

New partnership strategy aims to sustainably develop Lough Neagh

Mid Ulster councillor and NILGA President Martin Kearney says it is a major boost for Maghera town.

Maghera’s £9m will support economic growth and drive investment

Crusaders Football Club treasurer Tommy Whiteside.

Crusaders FC disappointed as north Belfast loses out on regeneration money

Carnfunnock Country Park, Larne.

Levelling Up Fund: 10 projects to share £71m investment

Former Glengormley police station site.

Development plans for former Glengormley and Ballyclare police bases

The former Glengormley PSNI Station site. (Pic Google).

£4m funding awarded for Glengormley regeneration

Three local projects benefit from funding