Glens Borough Council

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has opened a consultation seeking the views of the public on a proposed Dog Control Order which would ban dogs from lands at Ballintoy to Whitepark Bay public right of way.

News Dog Control Order Ballintoy to Whitepark Bay - Have your say Joanne Knox

Home Shared musical heritage of Dalriada captured in new film Joanne Knox

Home Causeway Coast and Glens 2022 Christmas window winners announced Joanne Knox

Home Buildings to turn green to show Samaritans are here for people Joanne Knox

Home Mayor’s reception held for Coleraine’s Caring Caretaker By The Newsroom

Home Celebrate Ulster Scots with free creative writing classes By The Newsroom

News Bushmills Salmon and Whiskey Festival is a giant taste sensation Joanne Knox

Home Council’s first prosecution under the Pavement Cafés Act (NI) 2014 By The Newsroom

Home Mayor visits Corndale Farm near Limavady Ruth Rodgers

Home Reception for Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service recipients Ruth Rodgers

Home 300 trees planted at Drumaheglis By The Newsroom

Home Council’s special Jubilee initiative celebrates its youngest and oldest resident... Joanne Knox

Home Reception is held for Dungiven YFC to recognise their fundraising efforts By The Newsroom

Home UFU holds ‘very positive’ meeting with Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Joanne Knox

Home North Antrim Agricultural Association receives the Queen’s Award for Voluntary S... By The Newsroom

News Mayor voices support for Taste Causeway By The Newsroom

Home Time to ‘Get your walking shoes on’ By The Newsroom

Home Progress on International Appalachian Trail improvements By The Newsroom