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1 month ago | cell.com | Alan DenAdel |Michelle L. Ramseier |Andrew W. Navia |Alex K. Shalek |Srivatsan V. Raghavan |Peter Winter | +1 more

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1 month ago | northernconstitution.co.uk | Peter Winter

THE DUP has demanded an independent review of an application process that saw GAA clubs win around half the cash from a new council grant scheme. In response, the Sinn Féin chair of the committee that oversees the fund accused them of “casting aspersions” on the integrity of council officers. The £600,000 Capital Grants Programme was established last year to help sports and community organisations develop facilities.

2 months ago | northernconstitution.co.uk | Peter Winter

CAUSEWAY Coast and Glens Borough Council has agreed a district rate rise of 3.65 per cent, as predicted in last week’s paper. Rates bills include the district rate and regional rate which has yet to determined by Stormont. The council’s figure was struck at a special meeting on Thursday evening. For householders, the effect will be £21.70 per year or 42p each week, based on a house within the Borough at an average capital value of £124,728.

2 months ago | northernconstitution.co.uk | Peter Winter

A COUNCIL committee has recommended abandoning plans for an immediate sell-off of Benone Holiday and Leisure Park. Located a stone’s throw from the famous beach, the centre contains a caravan site, glamping pods, golf courses, tennis courts and the ‘Waves Bistro’ restaurant. With running costs escalating, Causeway Coast and Glens Council engaged consultants to study the site’s potential. Their report concluded with a recommendation to release it onto the open market.

2 months ago | northernconstitution.co.uk | Peter Winter

MP GREGORY Campbell has renewed calls for Ballykelly to play a role in resurrected Heathrow Airport expansion plans. Back in 2019, before the multi-billion-pound third runway project was shelved, the Shackleton Barracks site was in the running to become one of several ‘logistics hub’. With the aim of dispersing thousands of jobs beyond the South East, components were to be assembled off-site before being transported to London while at the same time minimising disruption around Heathrow.