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Local Democracy Reporter scrutinising Belfast City Council and Ards North Down Council. Got a story? Contact michael.kenwood@reachplc.com
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Plans for new BMX track and bike jump park in Bangor approved

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By Michael Kenwood Verified
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Plans for a new BMX track and bike jump park in Co Down have been approved. Elected representatives at the July meeting of the Ards and North Down Borough Council Planning Committee on Wednesday (July 7) unanimously approved a planning application by Ards and North Down Borough Council for the new facility, to be built at Bangor Sportsplex, 292 Old Belfast Road.
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Petition against Bangor tennis club fails as floodlighting plan approved by council

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By Michael Kenwood Verified
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A controversial plan for floodlights at a tennis club in a Co Down city has been approved by the local council, despite significant opposition from locals. 76 letters of objection and a petition from 181 addresses were not enough to stop a plan to install new floodlights for three tennis courts at Bangor Lawn Tennis Club, beside Farnham Park, Bangor . The original proposal comprised eight columns at a height of 10 metres, but was amended to six columns of 12 metres.
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Two Royal Avenue to get new windows and access

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By Michael Kenwood Verified
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One of Belfast's newest and most central publicly owned buildings is to receive a facelift. Elected representatives at the most recent meeting of the Belfast City Council Planning Committee agreed to approve an application from the council itself for 2 Royal Avenue, Belfast, BT1. Works will include the insertion of new windows on the ground floor and first floor and the creation of new access doors.
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