Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is calling on the public’s participation to enhance its decision-making processes and inform the services it offers. The Council is seeking people from all types of backgrounds to have their say and help shape equality. There are two ways to get involved: As a…
The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has joined forces with Macmillan’s Move More Co-Ordinator to encourage people to get involved in the cancer charity’s biggest annual fundraising event. Alderman Mark Fielding recently met with Catherine Bell-Allen at Cloonavin where he pledged his support for the World’s Biggest…
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is calling on the public’s participation to enhance its decision-making processes and inform the services it offers. The Council is seeking people from all types of backgrounds to have their say and help shape equality. There are two ways to get involved: As a…
Recycle Week starts today and Recycle Now along with Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council want to thank everyone for continuing to recycle despite all that has happened this year. Statistics show that through lockdown Northern Ireland has become even more environmentally aware, with 83% of households saying they ‘regularly…
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council wants to celebrate the area’s most notable sons and daughters. The new Museum Services project is part of a wider programme to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland. Members of the public can get involved now by nominating individuals whose achievements over the last…
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council's Good Relations team is reminding not-for-profit groups that funding is available for projects that promote positive relationships in communities across the area. The 'Building a United Community Fund' is administered by the Good Relations' team, and is designed to support and develop respect, understanding and tolerance between…
The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has paid tribute to volunteers who recently removed a significant amount of marine waste from the water beneath the iconic Dunluce Castle. The coastal clean-up was organised by Sea2it, a not-for-profit social enterprise based in Portrush that brings together community groups and individuals to address…
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