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Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

Violence against women and girls must stop and we need to act now. Together we must tackle the root causes of this deeply rooted problem. Let’s get started.

Business Support

Our dedicated team are on hand to support growing businesses in Mid and East Antrim.

Shopfront Improvement Scheme open for business!

…Carrickfergus and Greenisland. The grants ranging from £500 to £4,999, will help to support the improvement of the overall appearance of commercial properties that front onto the streetscape in each of the town centres. The scheme opens on Monday 16 September 2024 for a period of 7 weeks, closing on…

Funding awarded to tackle the sticky issue of chewing gum

…task force awarded 44 grants worth a total of £1.2 million, benefitting 53 councils who were able to clean an estimated 2.5km2 of pavement, an area larger than 467 football pitches. By combining targeted street cleaning with specially designed signage to encourage people to bin their gum, participating councils achieved…

Elected Members’ Questions to Council

This page provides the answers to Elected Member questions submitted to Council and Committee meetings.

Free funding information roadshow for community and voluntary groups across Mid and East Antrim

…of Foreign Affairs; Council Grants Team; Larne Community Development Project; Community Relations Council; Labour Market Partnership and Supporting Communities. The FREE event is being hosted by Larne Area Community Cluster - a Council initiative designed to advance community development in the Larne Area. There are now 63 community groups involved…

Events Policy

Approved Date 8 April 2024 Review Date April 2025 Related Legislation/ Applicable Section of Legislation Disability Discrimination Act 1995, as amended Race relations (NI) Order 1997, as amended Fair Employment and Treatment (NI) Order 1998, as amended Data Protection Act 1998 Employment NI Order 2008 The Health and Safety at…

New street art in Ballymena celebrates local heritage with a splash of colour

…such as shopfront improvement grants, pop up shops and town centre animation activities. The latest additions to Ballymena’s streetscape form part of the Council’s ongoing commitment to town centre revitalisation, bringing vibrant, eye-catching artwork to the area. Each piece has been carefully designed to reflect the town’s unique character and…

The Story of Carrickfergus Townscape Heritage Initiative

The information published on this page is also available as an online publication and is a downloadable document from our Issuu platform (PDF 10MB)

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A Safe, Warm, Well-come

Creating Warm Spaces for people in Mid & East Antrim. This winter, many people in Mid and East Antrim may have to make tough decisions about when they can afford to heat their home. Within our Borough, we have strong and proud communities, with a tradition of helping each other…

Warm Spaces Grant Scheme

This scheme aims to offer Community and Voluntary Organisations funding to aid them in rebuilding and reconnecting communities following the coronavirus pandemic. As we head into the winter months, the scheme aims to help residents of this Borough who are vulnerable, isolated and/or struggling financially by supporting groups to provide…

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Keeping Warm, Keeping Well

We recognise the importance of good energy management for the economic and environmental well-being of residents, businesses and employees. Below is information on our Energy Efficiency Adviser service, local oil stamp saving scheme, community oil buying clubs, grants and assistance, money saving tips and more.

Good Health and Wellbeing

The Good Health and Wellbeing Delivery group involves individuals from many of the relevant organisations in the Borough. Several organisations are providing a leading role in achieving the short term actions and ensuring that the Delivery Group is constantly progressing.

PCSP Action Plan 2021-22

The information published on this page is also available as a downloadable document (PDF 286KB)

Science Summer School Sponsors

We are delighted to be working with a range of local businesses, schools, universities and partner organisations to bring this exciting opportunity to the borough. Council are delighted that companies from across Northern Ireland have pledged to support this event.

MEA PCSP Annual Report - 2019-20

The information published on this page is available as a downloadable document (PDF 908KB)