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The Queen referred to 'treasured' memories and paid tribute to Northern Ireland Centenary marks 100 years since Government of Ireland Act came into effect In a message to Northern Ireland, Queen says event reminds us of 'our complex history' and an opportunity to 'reflect on our togetherness and our diversity'  Meanwhile Prime Minister Boris Johnson also marked the centenary with his own message and acknowledged 'differing perspectives' on the date's significance

Consultation on LGBTQ campaigner Mark Ashton memorial approved Mark Ashton 1986 CC&G Mayor, DUP Councillor Mark Fielding A motion calling for consultation with the family of LGBTQ campaigner Mark Ashton over a memorial within Causeway Coast and Glens Borough was passed by members of the Corporate Policy and Resources Committee. Mark Ashton moved to Portrush at a young age and went to the catering college in the town. After completing his studies, he moved to London in 1978 where he became an influential figure in the Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners movement during the...

Centenarians receive their commemorative coin from Mayor A civic gift has been presented to three more centenarians by the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council as part of its NI 100 programme. Tuesday, 27th April 2021, 3:39 pm Alderman Mark Fielding visited Sarah Wilson in Coleraine, Margaret Mitchel in Aghadowey and Christina McMullan in Garvagh on April 26 to deliver the bespoke commemorative coins. The date coincided with Margaret’s milestone birthday, while Sarah celebrated her special day on March 18 with Christina’s taking place on January 23. The bespoke gift features ...

Mayor stumps up after councillors clash over £300 donation Some councillors disagreed with the contribution. Reporter: ');  '); A local mayor has had to dip into his charitable fund after councillors were unable to find consensus on a request for a £300 charitable donation at Tuesday night's council meeting. Some councillors on Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council objected to a Department for Communities (DfC) request for a donation to help distribute aid for Syrian refugees. In correspondence, DfC said they were keen to ensure the charity, the Kiltonga Christian Centre Storehouse in ...