Citywide Summer 2024

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MAYOR’S WELCOME

Welcome to the latest edition of CityWide. As we head into the summer, I am delighted to bring you news of our packed summer schemes which will run throughout July and August 2024. Getting young people outdoors and active greatly improves their physical and mental health. Places fill up quickly so head to page 7 to find out how to book.

I also encourage everyone to get involved in this year’s Park Life; an exciting, free programme of family fun and entertainment on your doorstep. Page 4 tells you all you need to know. And don’t forget to add 23-24 October to your calendar for enchanting Halloween fun in Wallace Park. With fireworks and laser lights this is not to be missed.

As my Mayoral term comes to an end very soon, I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support and kindness over the last 12 months. It has been my privilege to serve as Mayor of Lisburn and Castlereagh.

a full day of commemorations for D-Day 80 on 6 June, as we remember those who risked their lives for freedom and peace. Join me in Castle Gardens as we light the D-Day 80 beacon with performances from the Band of the Royal Irish Regiment, local schools and more. Details on page 14.

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As I think about the many people and local groups I have met, I am reminded of why being a Councillor is so important to me. To see the faces of the young people from Beechlawn, Parkview, Longstone and Tor Bank schools at our recent ‘Mayor’s Sports Day’ was a truly memorable moment. And raising awareness and funds for Cancer Fund for Children has been both humbling and rewarding as I spent time with little Grace Deery and Young Ollie Montgomery who have bravely faced their own cancer journeys.

In my last week as Mayor, I will be leading

It’s been an honour to serve you as Mayor. Thank you.

The Mayor, Councillor Andrew Gowan pictured with his wife, the Mayoress, Nicola and their children Hannah, Caleb, George, and Isaac

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The Right Worshipful the Mayor, Councillor Andrew Gowan

Mayor Gowan and footballing legend Aaron Hughes MBE present a signed shirt to young Ollie Montgomery and his father Jim.

Local pupils enjoying Mayor Gowan’s Sports Day along with Chief Executive David Burns and Louise Moore, Director of Leisure & Community Wellbeing.

Mayor Gowan is joined by young residents George and Abbie to promote the council’s upcoming D-Day 80 events in Castle Gardens, Lisburn on 6 June.

WIN A VOUCHER

FOR BALLYBURREN OUTDOOR ESCAPES

Scan the QR code opposite or head to www.lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk/ballyburren to complete the survey and register your email address to get all future editions of CityWide to your inbox. You could win one of three vouchers:

Voucher 1:

£81.00 One adult and one child for six sessions at our forest school

Voucher 2:

£70.00 Alpaca Trekking. Either two alpacas or one alpaca and the rest towards a luxury picnic hamper

Voucher 3:

£54.99 One adult for a foraging and bushcraft cookery course

BallyBurren Outdoor Escapes is Ireland’s only purpose-built scenic alpaca trekking trail. It can be found at 143 Dromore Road, Ballynahinch and offers an array of thoughtful, high-quality activities seamlessly blended into a unique 18-acre estate. It promises adventure for all ages.

Trek alongside our cuddly alpacas (named after coffees), exploring the 1.4km scenic trail through farmland, woodland and around rewilded ponds on its alpaca trekking experiences.

For young adventurers, our professionally run Forest School offers immersive learning in nature's classroom with lots of fun games and activities. They also have a summer long scheme that is available to book.

Adults can unlock the secrets of the wilderness with foraging and bushcraft

cookery courses, discovering the bounty of the land. Nature enthusiasts can meander through tranquil nature trails, immersing themselves in the beauty of the outdoors.

Parents and babies can bond during dedicated mornings, fostering connections in nature. Celebrate special occasions with unforgettable birthday parties or group events, surrounded by the serene ambiance of the countryside.

For moments of relaxation and rejuvenation, yoga and meditation classes offer solace in the midst of nature's embrace. At BallyBurren Outdoor Escapes, each experience is a journey of discovery, blending adventure, education, and relaxation amidst the stunning landscapes of County Down.

Visit: www.ballyburren.com for more information.

LISBURN & CASTLEREAGH CITY COUNCIL CONTACT NUMBERS

Bin/recycling enquiries

028 9244 7300 (option 1) opservices.reception@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk recycling@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Births, Deaths and Marriages

028 9244 7263 bdm.registration@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Building Control

028 9244 7300 (option 5) building.control@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cemetery Administration

028 9244 7300 (option 4) cemetery.office@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Environmental Health –dog licences, food control, noise, dog fouling

028 9244 7397 ehealth@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Planning enquiries

0300 200 7830 planning@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Park Life is back this summer!

The popular ‘Park Life’ programme of events will be back this summer. It will be packed with events for children each Saturday from 11am to 1pm and music each Sunday from 2pm to 3pm.

Local families and groups of friends are encouraged to come along and enjoy free fun events in four of our local parks.

Wallace Park, Moira Demesne, Moat Park and Castle Gardens will host Park Life events this summer, which will include fun activities such as character-themed days, petting farms and live performances by local bands.

We hope as many people as possible will support and enjoy the events taking place over weekends during July and August.

It really is gearing up for a super summer in Lisburn and Castlereagh with lots of events right on your doorstep.

Keep an eye on our social channels for more details on the Park Life programme.

It’s really too good to miss!

in a Box’ is back in September

HOLIDAY BIN COLLECTIONS

The following arrangements are in place over the summer bank and public holidays.

Bin collections (landfill, mixed dry recycling and brown bins)

Normal collection date followed by alternative collection date

Friday 12th July, Monday 15th July

From 9th September we will reopen our Forest in a Box scheme. You can get a native tree, a tree guard and a cane-all safely packaged to take home. To secure a treemendous opportunity for you and the wider council area, all you have to do is take part in one of our volunteer events or woodland courses. Keep an eye on our social channels to find out more.

Monday 15th July, Saturday 20th July

Monday 26th August, as normal

Kerbie and wheelie box collections

Normal collection date followed by alternative collection date

Friday 12th July, Saturday 13th July

Monday 15th July, as normal

Monday 26th August, as normal

Please leave boxes out for 7am on the collection day.

Household Recycling Centres

Let’s grow more trees together Scan the QR code for more information

Thursday 11th July 10am to 5pm Friday 12th July CLOSED Saturday 13th July CLOSED Monday 15th July 9am to 3pm Monday 26th August 9am to 3pm

For more information on holiday arrangements or to check for waste collection disruptions go to www.lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk/ binformation

Save the dates for Twilight Nights

This October we will be hosting two Halloween evenings of enchantment and magical entertainment for all the family in Wallace Park. Save the date that suits you best: 23 or 24 October.

A Relaxed Twilight Night on Wednesday 23 October from 6pm to 8pm.

Twilight Night on Thursday 24 October from 7pm to 9pm.

You can look forward to a fantastical array of performers, entertainers and musicians who will pop up among the Victorian park’s illuminated trails - and they’ll

be sure to delight revellers of all ages!

To cater for our younger residents and those who are sensitive to noise, lights and crowds, we are hosting a ‘Relaxed Twilight Night’ on Wednesday 23 October. In the safe space of Wallace Park, our residents can enjoy a silent disco, a twilight light trail and performances from

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23 - 24 SAVE THE DATES

local groups.

Thursday 24 October will see the return of our traditional Twilight Night fun, with a lantern parade through the city centre followed by a fireworks and laser light finale. The parade will start at 6.40pm at Bow Street Mall and make its way to Wallace Park led by world famous drumming sensations, SPARK!

opens at 12 noon on Monday 3 June.

If you are a busy parent, guardian or carer, then why not enrol them in our popular ‘Summer in the city’ programme? Let us ensure your little ones (aged 5 to 12 years of age) beat the boredom during the summer break whilst staying social and active! You could book them into a different activity every week.

Parents across Lisburn and Castlereagh eagerly look forward to the launch of our ‘Summer in the city’ programme. It helps them to plan childcare or encourage their kids to get out of the house and meet new friends.

This year’s programme is jam packed with activity schemes, sports courses and camps to keep children engaged and entertained throughout the summer months.

Our summer scheme for children aged 5 to 12 years includes: coached activities, games, arts and crafts, bouncy castles and much more. Schemes will be delivered at various facilities across our area. Once again the Disability Hub at Lough Moss Leisure Centre will offer inclusive cycle sessions for all the family.

Children can also try out a new sport with a choice of Gaelic football and even ice-skating camps!

Keeping active helps improve the health and mental wellbeing of all ages and we strive to provide a variety of programmes for children. We want them to have a chance to have fun, find a love for a new sport or develop a new skill which will inspire a lifetime of physical activity.

For full details on the range of activities and to enrol online please visit www.theleisureplex.com/ activities/summer-in-the-city or scan the QR code:

Tea dances with Housty

D-Day tea dance

Date: Thursday 6 June

Time: 2pm to 4pm

July summer tea dance

Date: Friday 19 July

Lisburn Summer Movie Magic, Market Square, Lisburn City Centre

Each Tuesday during July and August, we will be showing family-friendly films on our screen in Market Square. Join us at 1pm each Tuesday at our free non-ticketed events.

Come along to the city centre, grab a bite to eat or bring a picnic and some comfy chairs and catch a movie under the open sky. The movie calendar is:

Finding Nemo screening

Date: Tuesday 2 July

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

The Incredibles screening

Date: Tuesday 9 July

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

Toy Story screening

Thumbelina screening

Date: Tuesday 6 August

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

Cars screening

Date: Tuesday 13 August

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

Coco screening

Date: Tuesday 20 August

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

Shrek screening

Date: Tuesday 27 August

Time: 2pm to 4pm

August tea dance

Date: Friday 30 August

Time: 2pm to 4pm

Autumn city centre delight

Our Purple Turnip Festival will return this Halloween. Come along and enjoy live music, craft workshops, face painters and spooky walkabout characters. Come dressed to scare with prizes for the best costumes!

Date: Tuesday 16 July

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

Moana screening

Date: Tuesday 23 July

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

Zootopia screening

Date: Tuesday 30 July

Time: 1pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

Time: 1pm

Sounds like Saturday in Lisburn City Centre

Purple Turnip Festival

Date: Saturday 26 October

Time: 12 noon to 3pm

Location: Market Square, Lisburn

The sound of music will fill Lisburn City Centre on 3, 10, 17 and 24 August! Join us for live music sessions every Saturday in Market Square.

From 12 noon to 2pm we will welcome some fantastic local bands and musicians, including the Martello Jazz Band, The Musician Academy and many more.

TAKE CARE in the garden this summer

When the weather starts to improve we all look to spend more time outdoors. This may involve going to the park or spending time in your own garden or that of a friend or relative.

We want to everyone to stay safe in the garden so be sure to read our top tips below.

Toddlers can drown in an inch (3cms) of water! Look out for plant pots and sand pit lids that can fill with rainwater. It is best to store containers upside down.

Avoid injury to adults and children - make sure sharp gardening tools are in good repair and safely tidied/ locked away.

Keep fence gates secured when young children are playing.

Fun in the sun

Electric powered tools and mowers should be used with a Residual Current Device (RCD) to protect against electrocution.

Check for poisonous plants such as those having berries which may be attractive to children - your local garden centre will help find them.

Always store chemicals in their original containers, safely out of sight and reach of children.

Remove animal droppings promptly and carefully as they may carry harmful diseases.

Ensure play equipment is in good repair and located on a soft surface with clear space around it.

If you are over 65, have a disability/vulnerability or have children under 5, please phone our team on 028 9244 7394 to book your free home safety visit.

When the sun shines, many of us think about going on a picnic or lighting a barbecue. What we don’t always consider when the sun is out is to apply sunscreen.

It is important to protect yourself from harmful UV rays even if you see some clouds in the sky. Stay safe and apply sunscreen to you and your loved ones so the only memories you have of a great day are ‘fun and sun’ and not ‘sun and burn’.

If having a BBQ or a picnic, please make sure to:

• keep your food cool before eating and/or cooking

• cook your meat thoroughly so juices run clear

• put all leftovers in the fridge as soon as possible

FOUR YEAR PLAN SET TO DELIVER BETTER LIVES FOR ALL

We want Lisburn and Castlereagh to be seen as a fantastic place to live, visit and do business.

Through our 2024/28 Corporate Plan we want to further empower communities through digital innovation, knowledge sharing and partnerships. We encourage your engagement with us during this time as it is a partnership between you and us.

Launching our Corporate plan for 2024/28 are: David Burns, Chief Executive; Caroline Magee, Director of Organisational Development & Innovation and Alderman Owen Gawith, Corporate Services Chairman.

Over the course of four years, we will lead the way in the development of a civic life that everyone feels part of. This will be through the leadership and navigation of our four-year roadmap to deliver better lives for all through growth, prosperity, health and community wellbeing right across our area.

To build on previous successes and to ensure a continued co-ordinated process this plan is connected to our 10-year investment plan and the community plan.

View our corporate plan online at www.lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk/ coporateplan

THINKING OF FOSTERING?

Every child and young person deserves to live in a stable and nurturing home where they can develop and are encouraged to reach their potential.

Foster carers are ordinary people who do an incredible thing by supporting a child/ young person when they need it most. They come from a range of backgrounds, offering different skills and attributes to meet the needs of each child and young person.

If you are a good listener, patient, understanding and caring, you already have many of the qualities to make a great foster carer.

HSC NI Foster Care strives to recruit more foster carers across all communities in Northern Ireland to enable children and young people to remain within their local community when they cannot live with their birth family.

The benefits are: they can maintain contact with their friends, maintain their interests

and hobbies and avoid travelling longer distances to school.

There are different ways you can help depending on your lifestyle and family circumstances as not all foster care requires a full-time commitment.

HSC NI Foster Care particularly needs more foster carers for sibling groups, teenagers and children/young people with disabilities or complex needs.

You can foster whether you are married, have a partner or are single, you work, you own or rent your home, or whether you are a parent or not. HSC NI Foster Care welcomes enquiries from people regardless of race, religion, language, culture, gender, disability, age or sexual orientation.

HSC NI foster carers receive a wide range of training, 24/7 support, ongoing development opportunities and financial allowances.

Across Northern Ireland, there are children and young people who need a loving home and a stable environment in which they can develop and thrive.

THE 2024 SPORT LISBURN & CASTLEREAGH SPORTS AWARDS

The nominations for this year’s Sports Awards will open in September. Keep an eye on the Be Active Stay Active Facebook page for updates.

Held annually, this prestigious event will honour the remarkable achievements of individuals and teams who call Lisburn and Castlereagh home.

From seasoned athletes to inspiring coaches and dedicated administrators, the awards recognise the contributions they all make to the sporting landscape.

The awards evening will take the form of a gala ceremony at La Mon Hotel & Country Club on Friday 15 November.

TV presenter and broadcaster Claire McCollum will host the event, with a special guest announced closer to the time.

The Alison Slater Junior and David Edwards Senior Merit Awards will also be presented to recognise volunteers for their dedication and the essential behind-the-scenes they provide to their clubs.

Sports Personality of the year Awards

Nomination categories include:

• Sports Club of the Year

• Sports Coach of the Year

• Senior Sports Club Team of the Year

• Junior Sports Club Team of the Year

• School Sports Team of the Year

• Junior Sports Personality of the Year

• Senior Sports Personality of the Year

• Sports Person with a Disability of the Year

• Disability Sports Team of the Year

Further information is available at www.lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk/sports-awards

Pictured at the 2023 event are: David Burns, Chief Executive; Jimmy Walker, Chairman of Sport Lisburn & Castlereagh; Luke Carson, special guest and Gymnastics Ireland Coach; Mayor Councillor Andrew Gowan; Claire McCollum, host and Councillor Thomas Beckett, Communities and Wellbeing Chairman.

Did you know that not having a clearly displayed number on your property could mean the difference between life and death?

The emergency services – including police, paramedics and the fire serviceare committed to responding as quickly as possible to an incident. We don’t want emergency services to be delayed when they are doing their best to respond as soon as possible.

You can help them by ensuring the number of your property is easily seen from the road.

This is particularly important in rural areas that have no identifying house or business numbers. Often, property numbers can be hidden by trees or

overgrown hedges, or are too small to see, or have no signage at all.

In health terms, early intervention is crucial if a person has experienced a significant accidental injury or has a lifethreatening medical condition that could lead to cardiac arrest and death. So that critically ill or injured patients have the best chance of survival, they need to be given hospital-level care as urgently as possible.

Remember if emergency services cannot find a property quickly, then vital time is lost for those who need their help.

IS YOUR COMMUNITY RESILIENT IN AN EMERGENCY?

We want our communities to be better equipped to deal with local emergencies such as severe weather, including having the resources and information to protect themselves and their properties.

Our aim is to develop resilient communities within our area by working with local community groups to bring about this change.

We will do this by:

• raising awareness of self-help

• helping communities to develop plans that are mindful of nearby flood plains and access issues in adverse weather conditions

• develop an effective household pack

• provide alert information to residents

For further information please contact the Environmental Health, Risk and Emergency Planning Service Unit on 028 9244 7397.

In an emergency always phone 999. They will supply instructions and tell you of the nearest defibrillator if appropriate.

However, you can familiarise yourself with those found in areas you often work, visit or play.

Defibfinder is a website with up-to-date information on defibrillator (AED) locations across the UK. At www.defibfinder.uk/ enter your location to find your nearest defibrillators. It will list those closest to your home, sports club, business, school or community.

When you click on the defibrillator icons you can see further information such as availability, access information and directions.

An AED is a sophisticated, reliable, safe, computerised device that delivers a controlled electric shock to treat victims who experience a cardiac arrest.

Lisburn and Castlereagh Remembers - 6th June 2024

D-DAY 80 COMMEMORATIONS IN LISBURN

IT IS ILLEGAL TO SELL VAPES TO UNDER 18S

Some may say vaping has ‘become a trend’ as e-cigarettes are very popular. With the wide range of flavours available, we are unfortunately seeing a new generation of young people who have never smoked becoming addicted to nicotine.

A total of 9% of local 11-16 year olds now vape, compared to 6% in 2019. Research shows that 24% of Year 12 pupils are now vaping.

would encourage all vape retailers to consider the following:

Join us on Thursday 6 June for a day of commemorative events to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings. From ‘sun up to sun down’ you can enjoy our varied programme to let you discover what life was really like in 1944.

These are stark numbers, as it is ILLEGAL to sell vapes to anyone under the age of 18. There are potentially significant consequences for both the retailers and the individual who sold the vapes from the premises.

• introduce a ‘No ID, No Sale’ or ‘Challenge 21/25’ and make sure staff follow it

• do regular staff training to assess staff knowledge on their responsibilities

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Mayor Gowan said: “It is important we remember why D-Day is such a significant date. D-Day altered the course of history and was the beginning of the end of World War 2. In commemorating this day, we remember those brave men and women who sacrificed so much for peace. We must remember them. From schools and community groups to families and veterans our programme has something for you to enjoy.”

Showcasing the importance to commemorate D-Day 80 are: Alderman Hazel Legge, D-Day 80 Working Group Chair; Mayor Councillor Andrew Gowan and Councillor Thomas Beckett, Communities and Wellbeing Chairman along with members of the Atlas Centre.

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS - THURSDAY 6 JUNE

TOWN CRIER

Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum , 8am

D-DAY 80’ FLAG OF PEACE’ RAISING

Lagan Valley Island , 9am

RBL WREATH LAYING

Lisburn War Memorial, 10am

D-DAY 80 OUTDOOR EXHIBITION AND WORKSHOPS

Castle Gardens

10.30am to 5.30pm

WWII TASTER TOUR

Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum, 11am to 6pm (10 mins long, starts on the hour)

D-DAY TEA DANCE

Market Square 2pm to 4pm

BEACON LIGHTING

CEREMONY Castle Gardens

7pm to 10pm. Beacon lighting at 9.15pm

Find out more online at www.lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk/d-day-80

To both safeguard our young people and ensure the law is followed in our area, we conduct regular test purchasing in local retailers. We want to spotcheck compliance with the age restrictions.

For the protection of everyone, we

• consider till prompts to ensure staff follow their requirement to question the age of young people

• keep records of occasions whenstaff have refused sales, often referred to as a refusal register

Our Environmental Health Team/Tobacco Control Office can supply sample registers to retailers on request. We can be emailed at ehealth@lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

THE VITALITY JUNIOR GOLF OPEN RETURNS TO CASTLEREAGH HILLS GOLF COURSE

Get ready to tee-off at the most anticipated golf event of the summer!

Castlereagh Hills Golf Course is thrilled to announce the return of the Vitality Junior Golf Open for the third consecutive year, scheduled for Friday 16 August.

Managed by MG Pro Golf, this prestigious tournament promises an exciting day on the greens with more than £2,000 worth of prizes up for grabs. It's an unmissable opportunity for young golf enthusiasts to showcase their skills and compete in a tournament.

Open to young people between the ages of seven and 19, the

competition features a number of categories including for the Under-9, Under-11, Under-14 and Under-19 age groups. It means there's an opportunity for every budding golfer to highlight their skills.

Registration for the event is £30 per participant, with each competitor receiving a luxury gift bag.

Bookings and further information can be found here: vjo24.golfgenius. com

READY, STEADY - PARKRUN!

parkrun has proved to be a really popular initiative and we have five routes in our area. These are fun, free events which are run by volunteers. Two are for younger residents and three are for all ages.

Remember: parkruns use shared paths so please be considerate towards other users when taking part.

To get involved, all you need to do is sign up and bring the barcode you’ll be sent to each session. Don’t forget you can walk the route if you need to or take part in a structured training programme with the parkrun organisers to set your ‘personal best’.

Sign up and get your barcode here www.parkrun.org.uk/register/?section=form

Lough Moss Junior parkrun

Our younger residents (aged four to 14 years old) can take part in the weekly 2-kilometre parkrun for juniors. It is held at Lough Moss Leisure Centre every Sunday at 9.30am.

We work with local groups, agencies and organisations to improve the mental and physical health, as well as the wellbeing, of our residents.

Our newest 5k-parkrun in Hillsborough Forest takes place each Saturday morning at 9.30am. Participants will run two laps of the figure of eight course of forest trails to clock up their five kilometres.

Moira Junior parkrun

Another one for our younger residents (aged four to 14 years old). This weekly 2-kilometre parkrun for juniors is held in Moira Demesne every Sunday at 9.30am.

Knockbracken Reservoir parkrun

There’s also a parkrun every Saturday around Knockbracken Reservoir (9.30am, Mealough Road, Carryduff). The course is entirely on tarmac paths - although watch out for mud, leaves and puddles on some sections of the course which can accumulate after rain.

And last but by no means least is the most established parkrun, in Wallace Park. It takes place on a Saturday morning at 9.30am, with the course entirely on tarmac paths.

Hillsborough Forest parkrun

Wallace Park parkrun

Councillor John Laverty BEM, Regeneration and Growth Chairman pictured with organisers and participants of the Hillsborough Forest parkrun.

CASTLEREAGH EAST

Cllr Samantha Burns

DUP Mob: 07826 898317

Email: samantha.burns@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Ald Martin Gregg APNI

Mob: 07876 643239

Email: martin.gregg@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr John Laverty BEM DUP

07880 504742

Email: john.laverty@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

CASTLEREAGH SOUTH

Ald Hazel Legge

Mob: 07711 226264

Email: hazel.legge@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr

Mob: 07827 234912

Email: nancy.eaton@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk Cllr John

07856 059196

john.gallen@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Uel Mackin

07896 318889

uel.mackin@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Claire Kemp

Mob: 07826 898352

Email: claire.kemp@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Nicola Parker

APNI

Mob: 07876 327718

Email: nicola.parker@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

07707 936559

aaron.mcintyre@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Gary McCleave

07826 873370 Email: gary.mccleave@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Hon. Nicholas Trimble UUP Mob: 07826 898425 Email: nicholas.trimble@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

michelle.guy@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk Cllr

07817 357926

Cllr Sharon Lowry

Mob: 07584 040847

Email: sharon.lowry@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

07514 071728

Ald Sharon Skillen

07803 411023

Email: sharon.skillen@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

07826 898319

07727 340815

Cllr Ross McLernon

07928 498407

ross.mclernon@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk Ald James Tinsley

Cllr Andrew Ewing

Mob: 07890 561109 Email: andrew.ewing@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

07539 457788

caleb.mccready@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Daniel Bassett SF Mob: 07827 234907

Email: daniel.bassett@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

07780 678188

Email: james.tinsley@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Alan Givan DUP

07840 096628

Email: alan.givan@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Paul Burke

SF Mob: 07827 234897

Email: paul.burke@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Ald Amanda Grehan

Mob: 07850 326408 Email: amanda.grehan@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Pat Catney SDLP Mob: 07557 991072 Email: pat.catney@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Peter Kennedy

Mob: 07826 898356

Email: peter.kennedy1@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Ryan Carlin

SF Mob: 07731 438219

Email: ryan.carlin@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

07826 873316

kurtis.dickson@

Cllr Gretta Thompson

07826 898358 Email: gretta.thompson@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Jonathan Craig DUP Mob: 07815 888384

Email: jonathan.craig@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Tim Mitchell UUP Mob: 07813 968859

Email: tim.mitchell@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

andrew.gowan@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Thomas Beckett

Mob: 07950 489056 Email: thomas.beckett@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Cllr Gary Hynds

IND Mob: 07826 898320

Email: gary.hynds@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

Ald Paul Porter DUP

07816 169379

Email: paul.porter@ lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk

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