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Consultations provide you with an opportunity to have your say on plans, strategies and policies the Council are proposing. They help the Council find out what you think and to understand your priorities and concerns about your Council and the Borough in general.  Documents and issues that are currently being consulted on are provided below - please click on the link to the relevant document. 

 

Current Consultations:

 


EQIA Consultation in relation to the draft Public Memorials Policy Framework

Have Your Say

The Council in accordance with its obligations under Section 75 and its Equality Scheme is undertaking a Consultation in relation to its draft Memorials Policy Framework.

The closing date for the receipt of comments is 15 pm on Tuesday, 11 June 2024.

You can join our on-line Focus Group via MSTeams on:

Wednesday 17th April @ 7pm – 8pm

Thursday 25th April at 2pm – 3pm
 

Please inform us if you require a BSL interpreter to be present at the online event no later than 2pm on Friday 5th April.

If you need the public survey in a paper version, alternative formats or if you require any further information or support please contact the Good Relations Manager by telephone on: 07702331430 or by emailing: good.relations@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk

Read more and have your say!

 

 


Equality Action Plan & Age-Friendly Strategy and Action Plan

Have Your Say

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, in accordance with its obligations under Section 75 and its Equality Scheme, is undertaking a consultation on our draft Equality Action Plan and our Age-Friendly Strategy and Action Plan.
The consultation will run for 12 weeks from 30 January, 2024.
Council wishes to consult with interested organisations and individuals and gain their comments and feedback.

Click through to documentation for the Equality Action Plan

Click through to documentation for the Age-Friendly Strategy and Action Plan

 


Community Consultation - Ballycastle Public Realm

Proposed Public Realm improvement works to the Diamond and surrounding area consultation

Pre-Planning Community Consultation 2024

Before we submit our planning application for this project, we would like to invite you to a Community Consultation Day to discuss the development of the designs.

Introduction:

We are delighted that Ballycastle is to receive funding through Department for Communities NI enabling significant upgrades of The Diamond area for the enjoyment of residents and visitors in Ballycastle. This will not only enhance the area itself, but it will also benefit the surrounding area and provide an economic boost for businesses.

The key elements of the public realm improvement works will consist of the public enhancement of the Diamond area. This includes, pedestrianisation of The Diamond and the redirection of traffic flow to reduce the pedestrian and vehicular safety risks.

Materiality will be granite footpaths and kerbing within Castle Street, reinstatement works of Ann Street’s footpaths and resurfacing of asphalt footpaths on Fairhill Street.

Read more about Ballycastle Public Realm and have your say!


Community Consultation - Proposed Ballycastle Leisure Facilities

Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council is undertaking a Pre-Application Community Consultation in relation to the proposed development of new Leisure Facilities at Lands between 13-39 Quay Road, Ballycastle. The project is jointly funded through the UK Government’s ‘Levelling Up’ initiative and Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council. The proposals for the Quay Road site have been developed in consideration of the new leisure facilities that will be provided at the Ballycastle Shared Education Campus, which include a 4 court sports hall, changing pavilion and 3 floodlit pitches (3G GAA Pitch, 3G Soccer Pitch and Astro turf Hockey Pitch). The facilities will be co-funded by Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council for out of school hours community use.

Read more and have your say!



New Coleraine Leisure Centre

Have Your Say?

Council is currently considering concept designs for a new, modern and fit for purpose leisure centre on the existing site at Railway Road
In order to identify funding of over £22m for this exciting new facility a business case is being developed
This is the first step to prior to developing a detailed design and planning application over the next year
Public consultation will continue to be integral to this process with further updates to follow
The options under consideration include: 
large gym and studio space with the latest training equipment
25m swimming pool, learner pool and leisure water for wet play
soft leisure play area, modern changing facilities and café for relaxing
The site is also suitable for future extension of hall space to the rear of the development should the need arise

Click through to survey and documentation for Coleraine Leisure Centre




Further Information on Closed Consultations:


Final EQIA on the proposed policy on the flying of the Union flag (Web page)