Waterways Ireland, and their project partners Monaghan County Council, Cavan County Council, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council and the Mid Ulster Council, propose to develop a long-distance Greenway in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, linking Castle Saunderson in County Cavan to Charlemont in County Armagh mainly along the route of the disused Ulster Canal and using sections of disused railway infrastructure. The proposals...More
We are conducting a consultation to seek your views on:
Draft Corporate Plan 2018- 2023 and the associated,
Draft EQIA Policy Screening form
Draft Rural Needs Impact Assessment
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The Preferred Options Paper is the first key stage in the Local Development Plan process. It is a public consultation document which sets out a vision, and a growth strategy for the Borough along with key issues that the Local Development Plan needs to address. The Preferred Options Paper sets out options how to address these issues along with the Council’s preferred options including a rationale.
A 9 week public consultation period will run from the 28th March 2018 to 5pm on 30th May...More
Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council are doing research to help guide a funding application for the revitalisation of Lurgan Park.
We would like to ask you about your thoughts on community relations in Lurgan and what your opinions are on the type of activities and events that should be available at the new site.
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Connected: A Community Plan for Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough sets out the long term vision and future aspirations for the people who live, work, visit and learn in the borough. As a community planning partnership we have taken an ambitious and holistic approach to the nine long-term outcomes we want to achieve by 2030.
This short questionnaire is being carried out by community planning partnership in the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough, to...More
When a balloon or sky lantern is let go, it will blow away, only to burst or deflate and return to Earth. They can travel thousands of miles before landing in a forest, field, lake or ocean. Balloon and Lantern releases are a global issue. Many animals – marine & terrestrial, wild & domestic – easily mistake them for food or get entangled in any string.
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council would like to make sure that the local community, the residents, local...More
It is aim of the Planning Department to continuously strive to improve our standard of service delivery. In order to do so we would be grateful if you would complete our survey.
Should you wish to receive the document in hard copy or an alternative format please contact us at the address, e-mail or telephone number given below:
Address: Planning Department
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
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As part of Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council's aim to provide a quality service to the public we are inviting the public to take part in a survey as part of a review of the Council’s telephony services. The seven short questions will ask your views on various aspects of our telephony services. We are particularly interested in responses from members of the public who have contacted the Council using the telephone and what their views are regarding the service. .
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Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council have appointed a consultant to develop a new five year Aquatics Framework for the Borough for 2019-2024.
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As part of the ongoing commitment to urban regeneration, Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council will be delivering the next stage of the Dromore Public Realm Scheme, providing high quality improvements within the Town Centre Conservation Area which includes outer Market Square, Bridge Street and Church Street.
The Dromore Public Realm Scheme aims to enhance the streetscape and offer quality design, utilising natural materials with bespoke details to reflect...More
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council have appointed a consultant to develop a new five year Aquatics Framework for the Borough for 2019 - 2024.
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As a council we are committed to continually communicating correct and up-to-date information on our initiatives and services in the most effective and efficient manner. One method we use to communicate is through our residents’ magazine - Borough Link - which goes out to approximately 86,000 households across the borough every summer.
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Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council are developing a Master Plan for Oxford Island.
Council would like to consult with key stakeholders and the public to develop this Masterplan to help the development of the facility and services on site for all users.
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In March 2017 Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council developed a Play Strategy to establish a framework that relates to the provision of fixed play and the development of non-fixed play.
At its core, the Play Strategy acknowledges that play is a natural and fundamental aspect of children and young people’s lives that supports growth and development across a range of developmental areas including:
Physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Social...More
The objective of this survey was to access the adaquacey and condition of public facilities in the local area.
There are a total of 147 public conveniences in the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Area, in 40 separate locations.
The last review of toilet services in any of the legacy Council areas was conducted approx. 20 years ago.
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Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Council is working with Outdoor Recreation NI and Forest Service NI to develop an Adventure Play Trail at Gosford Forest Park. We have now developed designs and we want to hear your views.
The designs showcase 5 iconic play structures linked by a 2km woodland play trail. The play structures have been designed to offer inclusivity and challenge for all age groups and abilities.
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We would like to measure the level of satisfaction our members have with regards to the quality of services we provide and the perceived value for money of getactiveabc memberships.
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Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council developed a Play Strategy in March 2017 to establish a framework that relates to the provision of fixed play and the development of non-fixed play, across the Borough.
At its core, the Play Strategy acknowledges that play is a natural and fundamental aspect of children and young people’s lives that supports growth and development across a range of developmental areas including:
Physical and mental health and wellbeing.
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As part of the Community Plan for Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, the Get Moving ABC Partners (Council, Education, Health, Community Volunteer Sector) are developing a collaborative framework to engage everyone in physical activity and get them moving.
We are focusing our efforts on communities, workplaces and schools.
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In March 2017 Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council developed a Play Strategy to establish a framework that relates to the provision of fixed play and the development of non-fixed play.
At its core, the Play Strategy acknowledges that play is a natural and fundamental aspect of children and young people’s lives that supports growth and development across a range of developmental areas including:
Physical and mental health and...More
Are you a local social enterprise, community or voluntary group?
Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Community Planning Partnership is calling on individuals who are active within the voluntary sector to join the Community and Voluntary Sector Panel.
The current panel has 38 members already playing a valuable role connecting more voices to local public services and decision making bodies.
The role and purpose of the panel is to:
Ensure the Community, Voluntary and...More
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council are currently considering the usage of the Johnston Building at the Shambles yard. This is a listed building but is currently limited in its current state due to lack of heating and poor state of repair. It houses an indoor market on a Tuesday and a Friday and holds some events in this space but most of the time it is not used. The Council now need to consider whether to invest in the building and would like ask your views in relation to...More
The information from this survey will be used to help the PCSP measure attitudes about crime, community safety and the Police in the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough.
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Comprising of 1000’s of acres of green and open spaces throughout the Borough,Council Parks are a hive of activity 365 days per year from dawn until dusk. From secret gardens to mazes, from animal farms, to play parks, there is sure to be something to suit the whole family……
Each of our parks are unique in their own right, some contain play areas for young children and other with vast areas of open space suitable for those who are young at heart.
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Comprising of 1000’s of acres of green and open spaces throughout the Borough,Council Parks are a hive of activity 365 days per year from dawn until dusk. From secret gardens to mazes, from animal farms, to play parks, there is sure to be something to suit the whole family……
Each of our parks are unique in their own right, some contain play areas for young children and other with vast areas of open space suitable for those who are young at heart.
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