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


Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Climate Change Action Strategy

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is inviting feedback on the draft Climate Change Action Strategy. We are taking action to reduce the impact on climate change across all areas of its work. While climate solutions continue to evolve, the first phase of our Climate Change Action Strategy outlines the most effective actions we can take now. Be apart of creating a better future together.

A confidential consultation survey is available at: https://arcg.is/zOS0S

An Easy Read (Digital) version is available at: https://arcg.is/P9qnK1

For further information or alternative formats please contact:

Climate Change Lead Officer
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council
14 Charles Street, Ballymoney
BT53 6DZ

Tel: 07704 073 412
Email: Olivia.dath@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk

The closing date for the receipt of comments is Tuesday 30th December 2025 at 5pm.

Read the Climate Action Strategy

Further Information on Closed Consultations:

The Proposed Additional Car Parking at the Seafront Area of Ballycastle consultation is now closed. Thanks to everyone who took part in this consultation, your comments and feedback are being reviewed.

The Planning Application Validation Checklist consultation is now closed. Thanks to everyone who took part in this consultation, your comments and feedback are being reviewed.

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

Final EQIA Web page

Equality Action Plan Consultation Summary of responses

Response Summary

Age Strategy and Action Plan summary of responses

Response Summary