01/04/2014
£200k Announced For Castlereagh Regeneration
£200,000 funding has been allocated to a revitalisation project for the Borough of Castlereagh in Belfast.
The overall aims of the project are to increase footfall, attract and sustain investment in the local economy, re-create "a sense of strong civic pride" and enhance and regenerate Castlereagh Borough.
Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland said: "This £200,000 investment will help breathe new life into Castlereagh Borough which stretches from Dundonald to Carryduff up to Forestside.
"Once completed these works will benefit a wide range of local people including retailers, businesses, residents and visitors alike. My Department has worked closely with Castlereagh Borough Council and local stakeholders to take this project forward."
(IT/JP)
The overall aims of the project are to increase footfall, attract and sustain investment in the local economy, re-create "a sense of strong civic pride" and enhance and regenerate Castlereagh Borough.
Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland said: "This £200,000 investment will help breathe new life into Castlereagh Borough which stretches from Dundonald to Carryduff up to Forestside.
"Once completed these works will benefit a wide range of local people including retailers, businesses, residents and visitors alike. My Department has worked closely with Castlereagh Borough Council and local stakeholders to take this project forward."
(IT/JP)
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