Irish Political Review, July 2008
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Notice of Appointment of Election Agents
Electoral Office for Northern Ireland Election of Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly for the FOYLE Constituency NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION AGENTS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following candidates have appointed or are deemed to have appointed the person named as election agent for the election of Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly on Thursday 5 May 2016. NAME AND ADDRESS OF NAME AND ADDRESS OF ADDRESS OF OFFICE TO CANDIDATE AGENT WHICH CLAIMS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS MAY BE SENT IF DIFFERENT FROM ADDRESS OF AGENT Kathleen Bradley Kathleen Marie Bradley (address in the Foyle Constituency) 145 Lone Moor Road, Derry, BT48 9LA Maurice Devenney Mr John Henry 19 Rosslea, Newbuildings, 19 Rosslea, Newbuildings, 77 Bigwood Road, Londonderry, Londonderry, BT47 2AG Londonderry, BT47 2AQ BT47 3RR Gerard Diver Mr Oliver McSorley 14D Hayesbank Park, Derry, BT47 108 Sevenoaks, Derry 2AZ Alan Dunlop Robert Alan Dunlop (address in the Foyle Constituency) Apartment 401, Atlantic Quay, 100- 114 Strand Road, Londonderry, BT48 7NR Mark H. Durkan Dr Brian Garland 61 Butler's Wharf, Strathfoyle, Derry, 137 The Old Fort, Strathfoyle, BT47 6SQ Derry, BT47 6SS Colum Eastwood Mr John Tierney (address in the Foyle Constituency) 72 William Street, Derry, BT48 9AD Mary Hassan Mary Patricia Hasson (address in the Foyle Constituency) 45 Belvoir Park, Derry, Northern Ireland, BT48 8PQ Julia Kee Ms Heather White 10 Bond Street, Londonderry, BT47 (address in the Foyle Constituency) 13 Faughan View Park, Drumahoe, 6ED Londonderry, BT47 2TA John Lindsay -
What Is Community Planning? Section 1
Community Planning Information Pack Community Planning Information Pack Introduction Page 3 What Is Community Planning? Section 1 General Power Of Competence Section 2 Reform of Local Government Reform Section 3 New Health Structures Section 4 New Education Structures Section 5 Special Programmes Section 6 Sub Regional Community Networks Section 7 Northern Ireland Assembly Section 8 Community Planning Briefing Newssheets Section 9 Community Places Section 10 Supporting Communities in Community Planning 2 Introduction This Community Planning Information Pack has been published by Community Places as part of our Supporting Communities in Community Planning Project. The Project is funded by the Big Lottery Fund Reaching Communities Programme. The aims of the pack are to enable community and voluntary groups to better understand Community Planning, support them in their efforts to shape its design and implementation and to help them prepare for its introduction. The pack provides information on the current proposals for Community Planning and on how it operates in other countries. It also includes details of the new 11 District Council model, changes within the structures of the Health and Education Services and the structures for the delivery of a number of funding programmes. The contact details for urban and rural community development networks who provide advice and support to communities during this time of unique and unprecedented change are also provided. Our Supporting Communities in Community Planning Project is working with these networks to provide information for local community groups and to develop their capacity for engagement with Community Planning. We are also working with networks to develop models and examples of locally focused community plans. -
Observer Spring 2011
SILVER AWARD APEX STAFF SCOOP NVQ SUCCESS BROOKHILL VOTED ONE OF UK’S BEST APEX CELEBRATE SUCCESS AT TOP NATIONAL AWARD - P5 OF STAFF MEMBERS - P8 Apex Housing Association Issue 5 Spring 2011 At the award ceremony in London’s Hilton Hotel, left to right: Fred MacAulay (Comedian/Host); Michael Mongan (Mill Race Resident); Paddy Mongan (Mill Race Resident); Lynn McLean (Apex); Derek Hanaway (An Munia Tober); Brian Harkin (Apex) and Martin Winn - Director of Professional Development with Chartered Institute of Housing Outstanding Achievement in UK Housing Award Apex Housing Association, the DSD to take over the develop- two levels - firstly from each of the 3 working closely with the Belfast ment of the proposed housing family groupings and then from travellers support group, An scheme. each individual member. Through Munia Tober, developed an Never before in Northern Ireland ongoing, direct and meaningful award winning group housing has a housing scheme for 21 trav- communication this was achieved. BREAKING NEWS scheme for 21 traveller families eller families who divide into three The completed scheme, known as at Mill Race in West Belfast. distinct family groupings been con- Mill Race, has proved very First Voluntary The scheme was first envisaged sidered. For the development to be Transfer in in 1999, when Lord Dubbs, then successful, ‘buy-in’ was needed at CONTINUES PAGE 2 Environment Minister in NI, Northern Ireland announced four pilot traveller group housing schemes would be Tenants at Rinmore Drive, Linsfort developed for locations, “where Drive, Balbane Pass and Culdaff travellers were living on sites with Gardens in the Creggan Estate, inadequate conditions at the turn Derry have voted to become Apex of the 21st century.” tenants. -
Confirmation of the Open Minutes of the Meeting of the Derry City
1 Derry City and Strabane District Council Minutes of Meeting of Derry City and Strabane District Council held in the Council Chamber, Guildhall on Thursday 17 December 2015 at 4.00pm _____________________ Present:- Councillor McCallion (in the Chair), Aldermen Bresland, Devenney, M Hamilton, Hussey, Kerrigan, Ramsey, Thompson and Warke; Councillors Boyle, Carlin, Carr, Cooper, Cusack, Diver, Donnelly, Duffy, Fleming, Gallagher, Hassan, Hastings, Jackson, C Kelly, D Kelly, P Kelly, Logue, McGinley, McGuire, M McHugh, R McHugh, McKeever, McMahon, O’Reilly, Reilly Robinson and Tierney. In Attendance: Chief Executive (Mr J Kelpie), Director of Environment and Regeneration (Ms K Phillips), Director of Health and Community (Mrs K Mc Farland), Director of Business and Culture (Mr S Gillespie), Lead Legal Services Officer (Mr P Kingston), Lead Democratic Services and Improvement Officer (Ms E Cavanagh), Lead Audit, Assurance and Risk Officer (Mrs D McDonnell), Lead Finance Officer (Mr A Dallas), Head of Culture and Business (Ms L Williams), Communications Officer (Mr C Gray), Business Manager (Mrs S Maxwell) and Committee Clerk (Ms D Melaugh). ______________________________ C307/15 Notice and Summons for Meeting The Chief Executive read the Notice and Summons for the Meeting. C308/15 Webcast Announcement by the Mayor The Mayor read the Webcast Announcement for the meeting, however advised that there were current technical difficulties which may affect the ability to provide a visual recording of the meeting. C309/15 Apologies Apologies for absence were received from Aldermen R Hamilton and McClintock, Councillors Campbell and Dobbins. C310/15 Declarations of Members’ Interest Item Ref C322/15 2 The following Members of the Planning Committee expressed an interest in the above item and withdrew from discussion thereon. -
City of Culture 2013 Programme
Contents Welcome 4 Introduction 7 Funders & Partners 8 Our Mission 9 Opening & Closing Concerts 10 Out in the Streets 12 Portrait of a City 18 Music 22 Art & Exhibitions 40 On the Stage 51 Dance 60 Literature, Talks & Debate 64 Film & Moving Image 70 Our Festivals 72 Children & Young People 78 Entertainment 84 Sporting Events 85 Further Information 98 3 Welcome Tá ról nach beag le himirt ag cultúr agus ag na healaíona maidir leis na nithe seo a leanas: saoránaigh a chumhachtú, dul i ngleic leis na míchothromaíochtaí struchtúracha, fadtéarmacha a bhí le sárú ag Doire agus samhail forbartha inbhuanaithe geilleagraí a chruthú don todhchaí. Beidh sé tábhachtach acmhainní a dhíriú ar bhealach a chuirfidh cultúr den scoth ar taispeáint agus caithfear dul i ngleic le míchothromaíochtaí trí spriocanna agus torthaí intomhaiste lena chinntiú go n-éireoidh go maith le Cathair Chultúrtha 2013. Through an exciting programme of over 100 events, Derry City of Culture should have something to suit everyone’s tastes – young, old, local, visitor, music, dance, art, theatre, sport. Of course we are all eagerly awaiting the year’s highlights and there are many Bliain mhór a bheas ann do chathair Dhoire, Cathair to choose from, such as Lumiere, Celtronic and the Chultúrtha 2013 Return of Colmcille not to mention the All Ireland Fleadh and the wonderfully ingenious Children’s Music City of Culture 2013 has all the hallmarks of being a Promise. No matter where you are, 2013 is the time to year to remember, not just for Derry but throughout make a date with Derry.