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Schemes will breathe new life into Antrim town centre - Vimarsana News

Schemes will breathe new life into Antrim town centre

WORK is to begin on an £8.1 million scheme in Antrim town centre to convert the old Wellworths building on High Street into a new social enterprise and business start-up office accommodation, and also to create a new open space at ‘Ulster Bar’ corner for events such as urban markets, pop-up cinemas and concerts.

Recognising how we as individuals get triggered - Vimarsana News

Recognising how we as individuals get triggered

IN 1957, in the city of Milwaukee, a family business owner called Bob Nourse brought a group of business people together from non-competing companies to seek their advice.

£50 million redevelopment of Bangor town centre given go ahead - Vimarsana News

£50 million redevelopment of Bangor town centre given go ahead

A £50 million redevelopment of Bangor town centre has been permitted, despite concerns about car parking, sustainability and potential flooding. Councillors at Ards and North Down Borough Council’s Planning Committee gave their approval at a meeting this week for a mixed use development in the Queen’s Parade area of Bangor. The proposed scheme, developed by Bangor Marine Ltd, will see extensive work to a run-down area of the town. It will involve the building of new homes, a 66 bedroom hotel, a cinema and leisure facility, a public realm scheme, new streets, an events space and new cafes...

£50 million redevelopment of Bangor town centre approved despite concerns - Vimarsana News

£50 million redevelopment of Bangor town centre approved despite concerns

£50 million redevelopment of Bangor town centre approved despite concerns Issues of flooding, parking and sustainability are raised regarding the development 16:40, 27 JAN 2021 Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A £50 million redevelopment of...