Gary McGuinness

Waveney Road, Ballymena. Image: Googleplaceholder image

Proposal for house of multiple occupation refused

A general view of The Roddens, Larne. Image: Googleplaceholder image

Proposal for house of multiple occupancy turned down

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£11m perfume factory proposal could create 300 jobs

'Although we don’t live in the sunniest place in the world, solar panels work well here,' council told (stock image). Photo by Presseyeplaceholder image

Solar farm approved for not 'the sunniest place in the world'

A community consultation was held at Ballycarry Community Centre. Pic: Local Democracy Reporting Serviceplaceholder image

Sixty-five new homes planned in proximity to listed church

Dunclug College. Pic: Google Mapsplaceholder image

Green light for new school building in Ballymena

Ballylumford Power Station, Islandmagee. Pic: Local Democracy Reporting Serviceplaceholder image

Electricity facility approved for Islandmagee

Proposed exhibition building at Marshallstown Road. Image: Mid and East Antrim Council.placeholder image

Approval for proposed industrial and enterprise development in east Antrim

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Seven new business units planned in east Antrim town

Gary Wilmot, chief executive of Kilwaughter Minerals Ltd.placeholder image

Quarry expansion project 'ten years in the making'

Terumo at Redlands Crescent, Larne. Pic: Googleplaceholder image

Almost 30 new jobs in the pipeline with Larne factory extension plan

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New £25m seven-turbine wind farm at Carnalbanagh is given green light by council

The former St Comgall's College, Larne. Pic Googleplaceholder image

£2.25m price tag for former Larne secondary school site back on open market

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Islandmagee principal’s ‘delight’ as new school receives planning approval

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New Ballygally dwelling approved against planners’ recommendation

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Planning approval for new £19m integrated school building in Carrickfergus

Ulidia Integrated College has been given the go-ahead for a new £19m three-storey school in Carrickfergus.

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