Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council

A Sinn Féin proposal for the civic reception celebrating the All-Ireland winning team was denied.

Sinn Féin's Leanne Peacock's proposal for the civic reception was denied by DUP mayor Ivor Wallace.

Skaters have been campaigning for an urban sports park in the County Antrim town for almost 30 years.

The audit found two land deals by Causeway Coast and Glens Council may not have been granted lawfully.

The audit comes after a developer was granted a right of way in Portstewart for £1 in 2016.

The mayors or chairpersons of local authorities traditionally change at the start of June.

Organisers say the festival will not take place this year after being turned down for council funding.

Steve McCleery, who is based at RAF Aldergrove, described it is a "great honour" for the service.

Rodney Jackson has been homeless for 18 months and wants to live near his children on the north coast.

Councils say they are under pressure due to revenue lost during the pandemic and rising energy costs.

Causeway Coast and Glens councillors vote to reject the latest bid for the former entertainment complex

The 20-acre Atlantic Link site, near Coleraine, opened in 2017 and is NI's only enterprise zone.

The ombudsman is to look at how the council handled a complaint about a hotel development.

The historical landowners, the Montagu Estate, served the council with a notice to quit in 2019.

An air show has been proposed for September 2022 to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

The mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens says the new installations are "a fantastic talking point".

The train station on Eglinton Street was closed for a period and an 18-year-old arrested by police.

As temperatures soared on Sunday, police issued 30 fixed penalty notices for parking offences.