Stories By Francois Vincent, Local Democracy Reporter
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Dungannon
/ 3 days agoLess than half road defects within Mid Ulster repaired within specified time
Western Division Roads Manager, Stephen Hughes has acknowledged that thousands of potholes within Mid Ulster District Council have yet to be...
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Tandragee
/ 7 days agoParochial house behind historic Tandragee church to be demolished for new family home
ABC Council has granted outline planning permission for the demolition of a vacant parochial house at the back of the listed...
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Dungannon
/ 1 week agoDungannon housing development to make history as first in district with Ulster-Scots signage
Northland Village, in Dungannon, is about to make history in Mid Ulster as the first-ever area within the district to be...
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Armagh
/ 1 month agoGame on! Armagh gets thumbs up from planners for new PlayStation gaming centre
Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of a vacant retail unit at 43 Thomas Street, Armagh, into a console-gaming...
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Armagh
/ 1 month agoSixty-nine businesses across ABC borough to get shopfront makeover thanks to Council grant
Sixty-nine businesses across the ABC borough are set to get a fresh lick of paint – and a financial boost –...
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Markethill
/ 2 months agoNew internal link road approved for Gosford Forest Park
ABC Planning & Regulatory Services committee members have approved plans for the formation of a link road at Gosford Park to...
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Lurgan
/ 2 months agoDevelopment of 20 new homes with solar panels approved for Dollingstown
Twenty new homes – all with solar panels and generous garden space – have been given the green light as part...
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Lurgan
/ 2 months agoThumbs up for five new town centre apartments above Market Street shop in Lurgan
Planning permission has been granted for extensive internal alterations to a property at 21 Market Street, Lurgan, to provide five self-contained...
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Portadown
/ 2 months agoGraffiti ‘scourge’ sparks ABC Council bid to turn tagged street cabinets into legal art
A councillor has warned that a “scourge of graffiti” blighting towns across the borough must not be forgotten as Armagh City,...
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Newry
/ 2 months ago‘Last to get and first to lose’: MLA warns Daisy Hill could be hit hard by sweeping Southern Trust cuts
The Southern Trust has been warned that sweeping budget cuts could “seriously” damage Daisy Hill Hospital and leave Newry “last to...
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Armagh
/ 2 months agoSouthern Trust drawing up plans to cut £42.4m off its annual budget next year
The Southern Trust is drawing up plans to cut £42.4m next year, but insists it has gone as far as it...
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Armagh
/ 2 months agoPlan to turn large Blackwatertown Main Street home into five flats draws mixed agency response
A number of agencies are currently being consulted on plans for the conversion of a large dwellinghouse into five self-contained flats...
