David Burns

David Burns has been appointed permanent chief executive of the Northern Health and Social Care Trust

Northern Trust appoints Lisburn council chief as new CEO

Lisburn residents are to get a printed council magazine.

Council goes back to printed news letter

Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council CEO David Burns has revealed the council deals with 10 million cyber attacks. Pic credit: LCCC

Potential hole in internet defences highlighted by Councillor

A roofing student. Traditional slate roofs, timber structures, lime mortars, and metal detailing require specialist skills

Letter: Far too few young people being trained in the crucial skill of roofing

A local family have raised concerns about the potential removal of memorial benches at Blaris Cemetery, as a council official says the space could be used for burial plots. Pictured are Alison Fleming and her grandson Jack. Pic credit: LDRS

Memorial benches could be removed to make space for more burial plots

Alison Fleming and the late Robert Fleming's son Jack at the memorial bench in Blaris. Pic credit: LDRS

Family fear memorial bench will be removed following warning from Council chief

Lisburn's Hilden Mill

Developers told they will not 'bulldoze heritage for profit' over mill project

Councillor Alan Givan has called on Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council to help to tackle the traffic jams caused during the Balmoral Show. Pic credit: McAuley Multimedia

Call for council to find a solution to Balmoral Show traffic jams

Private enforcement could be brought in for dog fouling issues in Lisburn and Castlereagh

Lisburn council could consider private firm to tackle dog fouling problem

Max the dog

Court date is set to decide the fate of Max the death row dog

Campaigners continue the fight to save Max the dog. Pic credit: LDRS

Council to go to court over the future of Max the dog

Max the dog.

Max the dog could be saved from death row after council u-turn

Campaigners are trying to save Max the dog. Pic credit: LDRS

Power to the people causes council u-turn for Max the dog

LCCC CEO and IFA Assistant Referee, David Burns during the u17 Boys Shield Final between Glendowen FC and Camlough Rovers.

Lisburn Castlereagh Junior League final officiated by special guest IFA referee

Remembrance Sunday in Coleraine

Remembrance Sunday: Here are some images of services in Northern Ireland

Operations director at Cranmore, Heather McCook with chief executive at Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, David Burns, announcing Cranmore’s successful contract award for the development of the new Landlord Registration Scheme digital platform

NI software firm awarded £600,000 contract for Landlord Registration Scheme
Cranmore will develop a complete solution including a new website, registration portal and backend system to meet the needs of a variety of users – landlords, agents, tenants and councils’ team
Claire Cartmill

Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Ballymacash Sports Academy facility in Lisburn South

Inclusive work in Lisburn showcased to member of the Royal Family

Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council (LCCC) has given the green light to a multi-million pound redevelopment at Dundonald International Ice Bowl at a full Council meeting. Councillors agreed to invest £52 million in the project over the next three years. The UK Government’s Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has already pledged £12.2 million in financial support. Pictured is a CGI of the new facility

Yes for multi-million pound redevelopment of Dundonald International Ice Bowl

David Burns, Chief Executive of Lisburn & Castleragh City Council Council.

Council chief ‘all ears’ on ideas to raise income

July 8th, Saintfield, County Down PSNI attend a serious Road Traffic Collision on Station Road

Man dies after road smash on major NI road - PSNI appeal for dashcam footage - m...

Alan McCullough, the man who sadly died following the collision in June 22

Man, 29, dies following June motocrycle crash

The picture issued on Friday of the chairman of Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council's Environmental Services Committee, Councillor Janet Gray MBE; vice-chairman Alderman James Tinsley and director of environmental services Heather Moore introducing the new updated ticketing system for the council's off-street pay and display car parks. The picture, which the council has insisted was 'for illustrative purposes only', was later recalled after the roll-out of the proposed scheme was suspended.

Council boss admits no explicit approval was given for new car park ticketing sy...

Tradesmen are being urged to sign up for an online course which helps them spot children at risk of abuse or neglect

Tradesmen '˜cautious' about signing up as child abuse whistle-blowers

The NSPCC said it referred 563 cases to NI police or social services in 2016/17

NSPCC to double number of phone helpline staff

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