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Planning Applications – Airport, Antrim and Dunsilly DEAs Planning Applications The Planning Committee meets monthly to consider all non-delegated applications. The Council’s Scheme of Delegation is available at: www.antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk. Full details of the following applications including plans are available to view via Public Access on the NI Planning Portal https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/finding-planning-application or at the Council Planning Office. Telephone 0300 123 6677. Text Phone 18001 028 9034 000. Written comments should be submitted within 14 days and should quote the application number. Please note that all representations will be made available on Public Access. APPLICATION NO LOCATION PROPOSAL (IN BRIEF) On shore of Lough Neagh, south of Northstone Sand LA03/2021/0560/F dredging site, Bird-watching building Loughview Road, Crumlin (190m west of 11 Ballyginniff Road) Area of footpath , Erection of a 20m high Phase 8 Approx 50m SW of telecommunications pole with built-in LA03/2021/0563/F Spring Meadow cabinet, 3no separate cabinets and Childrens Home, 67 ancillary works Springfarm Road, Antrim 37 Ballylurgan Road, LA03/2021/0566/F Detached garage/store Randalstown, Antrim Site 30m SE of 76 Site for proposed infill dwelling LA03/2021/0570/O Portglenone Road, & garage Randalstown 9 Cloghogue Road, LA03/2021/0571/F Replacement dwelling Toomebridge 50 Maghereagh Road, LA03/2021/0572/F Replacement dwelling and garage Randalstown 30m north of 50 LA03/2021/0576/F Maghereagh Road, 2 storey (infill) dwelling and garage Randalstown Carpark to Castle Mall LA03/2021/0577/ Demolition of toilet block including Shopping Centre, 26 DCA alterations to car park Market Square, Antrim 12 Aghnadarragh Single storey extension to existing LA03/2021/0579/F Road, Crumlin stable block Replacement dwelling (removal of 20m SW of 17 Grange condition 2 from planning approval LA03/2021/0580/F Road, Nutts Corner, LA03/2019/0720/RM regarding Crumlin demolition of existing building) 80m SE of 35 Seven Mile LA03/2021/0581/RM Dwelling on a farm Straight, Antrim 4 Townland Road, LA03/2021/0582/F Minor alterations and front extension Crumlin 138 Roguery Road, Extension to curtilage and erection of LA03/2021/0585/F Toomebridge domestic garage and store.

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Arches Outlook
S U M M E R 2 0 2 0 : I S S U E 9 1 ARCHES OUTLOOK Assisting Randalstown Community towards Harmony, Empowerment & Success Keeping You Alive Hussain Manawer IN THIS ISSUE: 2020 - The year we all had high hopes for. C O V I D - 1 9 But what happened, none of us could have predicted. Our lives changed overnight and our movement A R C H E S N e w s became restricted. C o m m u n i t y N e w s We met loneliness in isolation, it's not the same when S c h o o l N e w s you try to be social when you're distant. And I know there are moments that have passed, T r a i n Y o u r B r a i n moments that should have been celebrated. I know every community has sacrificed many traditions that are sacred. I know your pain doesn't just go away just because you hibernated. And I know there's not a manual on how to grieve when you're isolated. So if you lost someone you loved, you take the sound of their laugh and keep it in the depth of your heart because we are keeping them alive. You take all the words they spoke and you wrap them in hope because we are keeping them alive. You find all the dreams they wrote and you hold them close because we are keeping them alive. Somewhere deep in my mind, I pray it's you that I find because I have been keeping you alive.
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The Belfast Gazette, 21St May, 1965
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