Causeway Coast and Glens Council has adopted a new ‘Green Dog Walker Scheme’, at a cost of between £3,000 and £4,000 per…

This year, instead of placing a Christmas greetings notice in the local press, the SDLP party grouping at Causeway Coast and Glens…

DUP Councillor John Finlay has welcomed the decision by members of Causeway Coast and Glens Leisure and Development Committee to progress the…

Members of Causeway Coast and Glens Leisure and Development Committee agreed to the reinstatement of ladder access at Portnahapple, between the Crescent…

Members of Causeway Coast & Glens Leisure and Development Committee voted to approve a recommendation to replace the Tourism Event Funding Programme (TEFP)…

Causeway Coast and Glens Planning Committee voted unanimously this morning to grant planning permission for the construction of a new tourist/recreational centre on…

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council topped the table for agency staff expenditure in 2018-19 according to Local Government Auditor, Pamela McCreedy’s…

Causeway Coast and Glens Council’s General Fund reserve has decreased by 40%, falling from £6.6m to £3.8m. Leading Local Government Auditor, Pamela McCreedy…

The sickness absence rates for Causeway Coast and Glens Council are the highest out of all Northern Ireland’s councils with the majority…

‘Happy Christmas Sinn Fein style’ is how DUP Councillor Adrian McQuillan described the erection of a large poster in front of pensioners’…