Funding opportunity in Mid and East Antrim for vacant town centre commercial properties
The Town Centre Property revamp scheme is reopening for a limited period of time, with the opportunity to secure funding to assist capital development and...
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The Town Centre Property revamp scheme is reopening for a limited period of time, with the opportunity to secure funding to assist capital development and...
Shoppers have just days to pick up a special Christmas present from Mid and East Antrim's fabulous pop-up shops. Based in Ballymena, Larne and Carrickfergus,...
Ballymena businesses will knock down their prices this Thursday 4th November for the ‘biggest ever’ discount day.
The Minister made his announcement during a visit to ‘All Blinds and Curtains’ in Ballinderry, Lisburn, Co. Antrim. Owners Neil and Suzi Bacon submitted an application to DAERA’s 2020 Rural Business Development Grant Scheme through the Department’s delivery partners Lisburn City and Castlereagh Borough Council for a vertical blind louvre cutting machine. The Rural Business Development Grant Scheme is delivered in partnership with the 11 rural District Councils, with the focus this year on penetrating and supporting those businesses most in need and those that have not bene...
Launched in August 2020, initial funding for the Covid-19 Recovery Revitalisation Programme was for measures such as shop frontage and awnings/canopies; outdoor furniture; heaters and queueing systems. More recently the funding support longer-term initiatives such as the creation of cycle paths and pedestrian walkways to encourage car-free shopping, small environmental improvements and the use of open space and vacant premises to provide safe facilities. Total funding for the scheme was made up of £12million from the Department for Communities, £5million from the Department for ...