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	Ballymena Borough Council \| Services
		Ballymena Borough Council has introduced a number of recycling services and initiatives aimed at reducing the waste that we send to landfill and protecting our precious natural resources.
		With challenging new European and National legislation and targets to meet the council is continuing with its blue bin paper recycling scheme and has introduced boxes for the collection of mixed dry recyclables, it is our intention to introduce brown bins for the collection of organic waste from the kerbside.
		The refuse collection service is provided on a weekly basis to approximately 25,000 households within the Ballymena borough with the service consisting of eight refuse collection vehicles and twenty operatives.
	www.ballymena.gov.uk /servicelist.asp (490 words)

	Ballymena Borough Council - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ballymena Borough Council is a Local Council in County Antrim in Northern Ireland.
		The Mayor of Ballymena for 2004-05 is Councillor Hubert Nicholl (DUP) and the Deputy Mayor is Councillor TGA Scott (UUP).
		The present Borough of Ballymena was created in 1973 from the merging of the former Borough with the former Ballymena Rural District.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Ballymena_Borough_Council (260 words)

	Ballymena Borough Council :: ecos millennium environmental centre, conferences, corporate events, NI, Northern Ireland
		Working directly with local industry professionals and consolidating those economic gains made throughout the 1990's, Ballymena Borough Council is helping to shape the dynamic vision of trade, industry and commerce that will evolve over the next few years and beyond.
		Ballymena is the top retail town in Northern Ireland with a unique mix of both independent and multi-national shops.
		Ballymena is served well for education, with a number of secondary schools, Technical College and in close proximity to Universities.
	www.sovereign-publications.com /ballymena.htm (530 words)

	Ballymena Home Page
		The Ballymena District Commander is Superintendent Terence Shevlin.
		He is contactable at Ballymena Police Station on 0845 600 8000 Ext.
		Superintendent Terence Shevlin's vision of policing is one of a community based service with Ballymena Borough Council and other statutory agencies working in partnership to provide a high quality and effective police service within human rights.
	www.psni.police.uk /dcu_ballymena_home_page.htm (157 words)

	Ballymena Borough Council \| Home
		Ballymena school children have placed ten items in a time capsule which will be opened by residents in 100 years time.
		Ballymena Lawn Tennis Club play out of the People's Park all year round.
		Ballymena Central Library is hosting an exhibition entitled ‘Treasures of the Art Collections’.
	www.ballymena.gov.uk (246 words)

	Ballymena Borough Council - Government Jobs UK
		the Coleraine and Moyle Councils and to the south by Ballymena Borough Council.
		The council of the districts are variously styled 'District Council', 'Borough...
		Ballymena Borough Council :: ecos millennium environmental centre...
	www.4governmentjobs.co.uk /search/-Ballymena-Borough-Council (429 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Northern Ireland \| CCTV link in teenage murder probe
		Five Ballymena teenagers, including a 15-year-old, have already been remanded in custody charged with his murder.
		The court was also told that police have seized items of clothing, footwear and a baseball bat during planned searches in the Ballymena area.
		Meanwhile, Sinn Fein cancelled planned hunger strike commemorations in Portglenone on Friday as a mark of respect for the family of the murdered teenager.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/4763731.stm (568 words)

	Welcome to CSU online
		The top five crimes in Ballymena Borough are burglary of a dwelling, burglary of a non-dwelling, shoplifting, deception and drug offences.7 of the 24 wards have high rates of recorded crime (compared to NI averages).
		Ballymena Community Safety Partnership is currently finalizing a draft community safety strategy which will direct the course of community safety activity in the Borough over the course of the next three years.
		The strategy prioritizes the key crime areas in Ballymena Borough for action and calls for true partnership working to ensure a safer quality of life for everyone.
	www.communitysafetyni.gov.uk /ballymena.htm (496 words)

	Newry Democrat: Calls grow for pit bull amnesty after attacks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		NEWRY and Mourne Council is considering following Ballymena Borough Council's lead in introducing a pit bull amnesty following the mauling to death of a young girl in England.
		Ballymena Borough Council has introduced a month-long amnesty giving concerned dog owners the opportunity to surrender their dogs or take it for an inspection to determine whether or nor it is an illegal breed.
		A council spokesperson said the council is currently considering whether or not to introduce an amnesty.
	www.newrydemocrat.com /news/story.asp?j=6792&cat=news (435 words)

	Document 01
		The Urban District Council petitioned for Borough status and the Charter was granted in December 1937.
		Ballymena Borough Council is located in the centre of one of Ulster’s most fertile and prosperous farming regions.
		The present Borough of Ballymena was created in 1973 out of the merging of the former Borough with the surrounding rural hinterland of the former Ballymena Rural District.
	members.chello.nl /m.nieuwenhuis11/di/ballymena.html (1482 words)

	Na Naomh Uile - All Saints GAC, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An approach was made to the local Borough Council in the early summer of 1976, seeking playing facilities to cater for the growth in juvenile memberships.
		Ballymena parish was famed for its NACA Sports Meetings that were held in GMC Auley’s field in the townland known as Caugherty, 3 miles north east of the town.
		Ballymena Borough Council was outraged by the Minister’s decision to grant planning permission.
	www.allsaintsgac.com /about/history.htm (7068 words)

	Ballymena Council to pay for DUP’s ‘Love Ulster’ trip :: Politics.ie
		Ballymena Sinn Féin Councillor, Monica Digney, has slammed the DUP for using ratepayers’ money to pay for the recent ‘Love Ulster’ trip to Dublin.
		Her comments follow last night’s meeting of Ballymena Borough Council when DUP Councillor Robin Stirling said that he would be claiming expenses for the 3-day trip to Dublin as he was there “representing the borough”.
		The people of Ballymena are just coming to terms with the fact that they will have to face the biggest rates hike in the north, and to top it all off, they are now expected to fork out for what is essentially a political junket to Dublin.
	www.politics.ie /viewtopic.php?t=10622 (2079 words)

	The Northern Ireland Assembly -
		Council welcomes the clarification of existing provisions concerning offences for non-compliance with an Enforcement Notice and is in favour of the maximum level of fine on somebody convicted to be increased from £5,000 to at least £20,000.
		Council believes however that the Department should be directive be able to widen the definitions of advertisements in light of new methods of advertising beyond those stated within the Clause.
		Council believes however, that if there was a greater consistency in the speed of decision making, whether the time is set at 8 weeks or 12 weeks, members of the public and business would be satisfied with this as a performance standard.
	www.niassembly.gov.uk /environment/reports/report3-02_appendix4.htm (17788 words)

	Yell Group - Media - Directory recycling releases - Ballymena residents urged to recycle old
		Residents across the Ballymena borough are being urged to participate in a Yellow Pages recycling campaign, which starts when the new edition of the directory, sporting fluffy chicks on the front cover, is delivered across the area.
		The Directory Recycling Scheme has also awarded Ballymena Borough Council a grant to help collect and transport the old Yellow Pages from the schools to a local recycling company and to enable the co-ordination of recycling workshops at the ecos Centre.
		For households in the Ballymena borough who do not have a child participating in the schools competition, there is an alternative option to recycle old Yellow Pages.
	www.yellgroup.com /english/media-directoryrecyclingreleases-2001-ballymenaresidentsurgedtorecycleold (386 words)

	North Down Borough Council
		Council considered all the responses at its May, 2002 Meeting — (Appendix 17) and decided that no alteration be made to its proposed policies for impact assessment.
		This Council includes a statement in all press releases, public consultation documents and notifications of public consultations that the document will be made available on the Council’s website; in large print; braille; on audio tape or in alternative formats where English is not the first spoken language.
		The Council were kept informed at all stages to ensure all Council procedures were adhered to and the timetable revised to ensure all commitments and their consequences are reflected in the next relevant period.
	www.northdown.gov.uk /main_servicessingle.asp?id=270 (4810 words)

	Sinn Féin: Sinn Féin call on Ballymena Council to enshrine Disability Rights
		Sinn Féin Councillor Monica Digney has said that Ballymena Borough Council should enshrine the rights of people with disabilities in the area by signing up to the Barcelona Declaration.
		Furthermore, the Council shall agree to devise a plan of action for the implementation of the Barcelona Declaration.
		"There is a responsibility on Ballymena Council to provide more favourable conditions for the full development of people, and thereby avoiding or removing the causes that hinder or prevent such development.
	www.sinnfein.ie /news/detail/13713 (440 words)

	Dog warden defends pit bull amnesty as girl, 5, is killed by dog - Local & National - News - Belfast Telegraph
		A dog warden behind the pit bull amnesty in Northern Ireland - the first in the UK - has said critics of the measure should "think again" after the death of a five-year-old girl who was attacked by one of the dogs in St Helen's in England.
		Nigel Devine from Ballymena Borough Council was speaking as a month-long amnesty in the council area begins.
		Ballymena Council is humanely destroying any pit bulls that are handed over.
	www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk /news/local-national/article2119301.ece (614 words)

	SEUPB
		It is important that government engages with Councils, subregional and local partnerships on the delivery of EU funding in NI and to build on the successes of these groupings to ensure that the skills and expertise developed are not lost to any new programme.
		Council believes that meaningful cross border work requires a lengthy period of time where relationships are built up and developed and it is therefore important that the process is managed by the organisations who have the necessary expertise, knowledge and experience in this field.
		Council welcomed the rationalisation of delivery agents that took place prior to the delivery of PEACE II but feels that further rationalisation is necessary to limit expenditure on implementation and delivery.
	www.seupb.org /consul_feedresp_detail.asp?FeedbackID=42 (1685 words)

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		BALLYMENA Sinn Fein councillor, Monica Digney has revealed the 'comfort' which she has drawn from the DUP condemnation of the death-threat issued to her last week.
		Digney prepared for Monday night's monthly meeting of Council, her first meeting since the chilling warning, she spoke to the Times about her appreciation of the DUP statements which were made in the media in the wake of the threat.
		She said: "I have been made aware of a postcard which was delivered to the Ballymena Borough Council offices carrying a threat to my life.
	www.ballymenatoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=2574&ArticleID=1682876 (527 words)

	NNHAZ Northern Neighbourhoods Health Action Zone and local HAZ partnerships in Northern Ireland operating in the ...
		Ballymena Borough Council is a district Council whose mission is to influence and improve the quality of life for all the inhabitants of the Borough.
		Newtownabbey Borough Council is the fifth largest Local Authority in Northern Ireland and combines a large urban area with a rural hinterland.
		The Community Relations Council is an independent charity which aims to help people and organisations in Northern Ireland to tackle the pervasive issues of sectarian division.
	www.nnhaz.co.uk /partner_contacts.php (1654 words)

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		The first key aim of the Strategy refers to DARD as the rural champion and recent developments, such as PPS14, need to be challenged by DARD if their proposed Strategy is to be implemented and has the support of the rural population.
		Council notes that there appears to be no programme equivalent to the DSD focus on neighbourhood renewal for disadvantaged rural communities.
		Council considers that it is important that rural development is not confined simply to the boundaries imposed by EU Rural Development Regeneration or by EU Budgetary provision.
	www.dardni.gov.uk /ballymena-borough-council.doc (284 words)

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	2002 BCE Award Winners
		Special efforts are being made to involve businesses through providing facilities and corporate events at the Centre.
		The Ecos Centre is unique in Northern Ireland and it is difficult to imagine a project on this scale ever coming about in the Province without the involvement of a public agency.
		Think Energy received "top marks" from the BCE assessors for its vision, its effectiveness - and for its scale - sponsorship of BBC Tomorrows World Science Technology and Engineering Roadshow, and 1 million schoolchildren and their parents engaged.
	www.bceawards.org /winners2002.htm (3784 words)

	Northern Ireland News - 15-dogs handed over in Ballymena dangerous dog amnesty
		Owner of dangerous breeds in the Ballymena area, were given one month to hand over the animals without fear of prosecution, and at a meeting of the council yesterday evening, it was revealed that over 60 dogs had been examined and only 15 of them had been confirmed as illegal.
		The dangerous dog amnesty in Ballymena was prompted after a County Antrim family were attacked by a pit-bull type animal, while walking their dog in Randalstown Forest Park in November 2006.
		As a result of the success of Ballymena's amnesty, Omagh District Council is to hold their own, while Newry and Mourne District Council and Derry City Council are also likely to follow suit.
	www.4ni.co.uk /northern_ireland_news.asp?id=59064 (237 words)

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	News and Events - Tender for an Economic Appraisal and Business Plan
		The Arts Council today announced two major National Lottery Capital awards to assist with the provision of arts venues and performance spaces across Northern Ireland.
		Omagh District Council was awarded a grant of £4 million towards a new dedicated arts centre for the town.
		Ballymena Borough Council was awarded a grant of £2 million towards a new performance venue/arts centre which will complement a new museum complex being developed on the same location.
	www.artscouncil-ni.org /news/2000/new0109.htm (209 words)

	BBC - Northern Ireland - Milk Cup 2005 - Ballymena (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ballymena is located in valley of the River Braid.
		Most of the town is built on land of the estate received by William Adair of Kinhilt, Scotland, from Charles 1.
		Eight miles (13km) west of Ballymena, is Slemish Mountain.
	www.bbc.co.uk /northernireland/milkcup/ballymena.shtml (161 words)

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