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	Lisburn City Council - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lisburn City Council is a Local Council partly in County Antrim and partly in County Down in Northern Ireland.
		Council headquarters are in the city of Lisburn.
		It was conferred city status in May 2002 as a result of the Council's success in the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee competition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lisburn_City_Council (252 words)

	Newshound: Daily Northern Ireland news catalog - Irish News article
		Lisburn councillor Paul Butler said that many nationalists had been intimidated from using the council-owned Leisureplex complex after a July 12 bonfire was recently built in the centre's carpark.
		A spokeswoman for Lisburn council said it was committed to ensuring a "safe, clean and healthy environment" for the city and was working closely with residents around the Leisureplex site to ensure no further material was dumped in the car park.
		She said the council liaised with police, fire and roads agencies over the removal of bonfire and other materials from roads, and with other statutory authorities and private landowners regarding the removal of material from areas of land it owned.
	www.nuzhound.com /articles/irish_news/arts2005/jul7_Lisburn_bonfire.php (238 words)

	Garden City
		UNTIL relatively recently few people on this side of the Atlantic were aware of the special connection between Lisburn and the famous Garden City in Long Island, New York.
		Lisburn City Council is determined to strengthen links with Garden City.
		The council is investigating twinning possibilities and plans to erect a head and shoulders bust of Alexander Stewart at the Island Civic Centre.
	www.lisburn.com /history/memories/garden_city.html (770 words)

	Culture : Visit Lisburn : Lisburn Tourism Guide Lisburn City Guide Lisburn City Council Information Centre Northern ...
		Lisburn is a City with a very diverse heritage.
		Lisburn was founded in the early 17th Century and its name in Irish is Lios na gCearbhach or Lisnagarvey, which translated means the 'Fort of Gamesters'.
		Lisburn City Councils commitment to work with individuals and community groups on culture and identity is explored through the Good Relations Officer.
	www.visitlisburn.com /culture (318 words)

	Sinn Féin: McLaughlin - Discrimination on Lisburn City Council must be exposed
		This decision taken by the UUP and DUP at the Council's AGM, is an act of blatant discrimination against Nationalist and other political representatives on Lisburn Council.
		Lisburn Council must not be allowed to treat the political representatives of Sinn Féin, the SDLP and Alliance Parties in this way.
		Lisburn Council is not functioning as a normal democratic Council.
	www.sinnfein.ie /news/detail/680 (1049 words)

	Case Studies - Heidelberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Lisburn City Council centralised its offices into a £25m state of the art, purpose built complex at the Island Civic Centre, comprising conference suites, two theatres, arts and culture centre and administrative centre.
		Each of Lisburn City Council’s DataStacks hold the equivalent of 20 four drawer filing cabinets in only 25% of the space.
		I have put a lot of demands on them as we needed the units installed pretty quickly." Lisburn City Council was working on a very tight schedule and it was vital that the DataStacks were ready and working for when the staff moved in.
	www.kardex.co.uk /Case_Studies/Lisburn.htm (912 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Northern Ireland \| Council 'broke equality policy'
		Lisburn City Council has failed to comply with its own policy over flying the union flag, the Equality Commission has found.
		Council policy meant the flag could be only flown on 19 designated days at its civic headquarters and other buildings.
		"The council voted by a majority to reinstate the former policy - an equality impact assessment was carried out and it was found that only 8% of staff at the civic centre had a concern about this," he said.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/northern_ireland/5149140.stm (406 words)

	Lisburn City Council : Councillors
		Lisburn City Council is served by 30 Members who were elected in May 2005 to serve for a four-year term.
		Each Committee has an elected Chairman and Vice-Chairman. With the exception of the Personnel Committee, all Council Committees are open for the public to attend.
		The Council's Committees meet on a monthly basis and all decisions made must be approved at a Full Council meeting,which normally takes place on the last Tuesday of each month.
	www.lisburncity.gov.uk /your-city-council/councillors (114 words)

	The Celtic Connection - Features \| Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Lisburn City Council is Northern Ireland's newest city council, representing the second largest Council area in Northern Ireland and serves over 110,000 residents.
		The city of Lisburn spans 174 square miles of southwest Antrim and northwest Down.
		A number of young people from Lisburn have participated in youth exchange programs at the camp, while a group from Seattle's Maplewood Presbyterian Church is preparing for a similar exchange to Lisburn.
	www.celtic-connection.com /features/feat2005_09_05_int.html (1453 words)

	Mayor of two cities
		NEW Lisburn Mayor Billy Bell spoke of his delight after he was unanimously elected to the position at the council's annual general meeting at Lagan Valley Island last week.
		However, this was a big contrast with Lisburn which he said was a 'broad and representative' city.
		Congratulations for Lisburn's progress in recent years was due to the city council and formerly the borough council, he insisted.
	www.lisburn.com /history/memories/bell_becomes_new_mayor.html (812 words)

	Newshound: Daily Northern Ireland news catalog - Irelandclick.com article
		Tension is beginning to rise among the nationalist community in Lisburn as the City Council has begun implementing their new policy of erecting Union flags on all Council flagpoles throughout the city.
		Lisburn City Councillor Paul Butler described the decision to fly the flag in Dunmurry as "total and utter madness".
		Last week's controversial Council motion also proposed to "give consideration to" communities who want the Council to erect a new flagpole in their area to fly the Union flag.
	www.nuzhound.com /articles/Irelandclick/arts2005/jun9_Lisburn_flags.php (598 words)

	Sinn Féin: Equality row expected at Lisburn Council meeting
		At tonight's meeting of Lisburn City Council a motion calling for power sharing to be introduced into the Council is being debated.
		The motion urging Lisburn to introduce such a policy was recently passed by Fermanagh Council and then sent on to Lisburn.
		There is a counter proposal before the Council from the Council's Chief Executive, Norman Davidson, rejecting Fermanagh's motion accusing Fermanagh Council of 'unprecedented and unwarranted interference'.
	sinnfein.ie /news/detail/5353 (215 words)

	An Phoblacht: Letters
		Last year, the majority unionist council voted to exclude all non-unionists from positions of Chair and Vice-Chair from all council committees, as well as seizing the posts of Mayor and Deputy Mayor for unionism.
		This policy of exclusion sends a clear message to nationalists that they are not welcome in Lisburn, and sends an equally clear message to loyalist paramilitaries active in the city that nationalists are not to be respected or treated as equals.
		The refusal of all shades of political unionism to endorse power-sharing in Lisburn is indicative of the ambivalence within political unionism towards the basic principles of equality and parity of esteem which underpin the Good Friday Agreement.
	www.anphoblacht.com /letters/2004-06-24 (1350 words)

	Lisburn Castle Gardens :: Lisburn City Council :: Home
		Lisburn Castle Gardens Restoration Project is part of a £3.7 million scheme undertaken by City Council, with the assistance of a generous grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, to restore and revitalise Lisburn's Historic Quarter, an area to the east of Market Square encompassing the Gardens and Bridge Street.
		The restoration of the Gardens themselves, through extensive archaeological and engineering work, will be completed in July 2007 and is one of the largest urban park projects in the U.K. to be funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
		In July 2002 Lisburn City Council received a successful Stage 1 Pass from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to undertake the restoration of Castle Gardens.
	www.castlegardenslisburn.com (146 words)

	Slugger O'Toole: Lisburn's ban on 'gay marriages' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Jeff Dudgeon with a short account of a discussion in Chamber on Lisburn City Council's ban on the use of its premises for civil partnership ceremonies.
		He regretted that the council had had to provide for civil partnership ceremonies at all as he had fought tirelessly in committee against the Bill that permitted them being extended to Northern Ireland.
		At the same council meeting, unionist councillors refused to support a Sinn Fein motion condemning the British government for withdrawing funding for ethnic children learning english as a second language.
	www.sluggerotoole.com /archives/2005/07/jeff_dudgeon_wi.php (1496 words)

	Sport Lisburn - Lisburn Directory of Sport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Sport Lisburn, (formerly known as Lisburn Sports Advisory Council) has been working since 1972 to ensure that the residents of the City of Lisburn receive the Sports Development services and assistance provided by this local organisation.
		It also assists and acknowledges those Lisburn residents who have made particular achievements in their chosen sport, whether it is at a local or international level.
		Sport Lisburn administers two grant award schemes (club or individual), along with regular awards to recognise an outstanding performance achieved by a team or individual during the year (see Sporting Achievement of the Month).
	www.sportlisburn.com (294 words)

	Grafton Lisburn 10th Birthday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		“The team in Lisburn has been working closely with local business to develop solutions for all their employment needs – whether this means consulting with our branch network in Ireland, throughout Europe or beyond for skilled workers or a dedicated audit of a company’s HR strategy.
		The company has played an important role in the economic growth of the city by enabling businesses in the area to fill their employment needs using Grafton’s network of branches and by providing job opportunities for people looking for a new job.
		Grafton Recruitment’s Lisburn base is on the city’s Bridge Street.
	www.grafton-group.com /Default.aspx?tabid=275 (471 words)

	Glenwood - Lisburn City Jobs
		Lisburncityjobs is a virtual sign posting service for training and employment in the Lisburn City Council area.
		In 2001 Lisburn City Council commissioned Glenwood Business Centre to carryout a citywide audit to identify future and emerging skills requirements of local employers.
		To adequately meet employer’s needs, the Lisburn Skills Informaiton Unit project was launched to provide greater accessibility to employment opportunities for the residents of Lisburn City by creating a dynamic to ensure that labour training skills are being delivered in line with labour market needs
	www.glenwoodbc.com /ItemDetail.aspx?id=27d20c65-5ab6-41b7-9759-b15e5ff7a559&mid=884 (128 words)

	Official Tour Of Ireland Launch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The Tour of Ireland Cycle Challenge have also partnered with The National Council for the Blind in Ireland in association with The Blind Centre for Northern Ireland and together have set an additional goal of helping raise much need funds to assist those who suffer with sight loss on the island of Ireland.
		The inaugural tour has been warmly welcomed and positively supported by Lisburn City Council, Cavan County Council, Galway City Council, Kilkenny City Council and Fingal County Council, with this initial press release kindly hosted by Lisburn City Council.
		Speaking at the launch, Lisburn City Councils Mayor, Councillor Trevor Lunn said: "Lisburn City Council is delighted to host the launch of the Tour of Ireland Cycle Challenge 2007 and we hope that it will help to raise the overall profile of leisure cycling in Ireland.
	www.cyclosport.co.uk /article.aspx?id=192 (681 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Northern Ireland \| Alert fails to halt prison honour
		Speaking at the ceremony, Prison Service Director General Robin Masefield said it was a great honour for all the staff who had faced testing times in the past 35 years.
		"The recognition which Lisburn City Council has bestowed on us and the wider Prison Service family today is immensely appreciated," he said.
		The Lisburn area has been home to two of Northern Ireland's main prisons - the Maze Prison which closed in 2000 and Maghaberry which opened in 1987 and remains as the main jail.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/4980074.stm (406 words)

	Cityboats Lisburn
		The first boat to be introduced into Lisburn City arrived on Saturday 26 February 2005.
		Formerly called "Busy Bee" and now known as Lagan Belle, she is Northern Ireland's first tourist canal narrowboat, and she is also the very first canal boat, in over 50 years, to be reintroduced to the old Lagan Navigation.
		As the owner and founder member of Cityboats Lisburn, I have had an interest in boating for over 30 years, stemming from my sub-aqua background starting in my late teens, followed by a strong attachment to the Grand Union Canal Milton Keynes where my parents lived for approximately 20 years.
	www.cityboats.biz (339 words)

	NATIONAL GYMNASTICS CENTRE
		Lisburn City Council are providing a superb site for the new facility – right beside the Lagan Valley Leisure-Plex.
		The support of the Lisburn City Council and their Sports Development Unit has been essential in the planning and developing of the new facility.
		The City of Lisburn National Gymnastics Centre will be born in January 2006”.
	www.sportni.net /News/salto_index.htm (357 words)

	Down Lisburn Locality - Wellnet NI operates the Investing For Health Partnership in the Northern Ireland Eastern Health ...
		The goal of Investing for Health (IFH) within Down Lisburn is to work towards the continuous improvement of health and well being for everyone and a reduction in health inequalities where these exist.
		Work is currently underway to collate and disseminate data and information on the health and well being of the Down Lisburn population across the range of determinants and objectives of IFH.
		Through the work and funding of groups such as the Down and Lisburn Health and Social Care Groups, the Down and Lisburn Local Strategic Partnerships and the Local Community Safety Partnerships there has been significant non-recurrent resource provided for local communities, groups and organisations to develop and implement local health improvement initiatives within their communities.
	www.wellnet-ni.com /down-lisburn-locality.php (989 words)

	saferlisburn.org
		You have entered Lisburn City Community Safety Partnership ‘SaferLisburn’ Website, which aims to inform as well as involve a wide range of people and organisations in reducing crime and fear of crime in the Lisburn City Council area.
		Lisburn City Community Safety Partnership has invited bids for Community Safety Projects with a value of £500 or more for the years 2006 to 2008.
		A fund of £96890 is available in year 1 and £110732 in year 2 for projects that will help reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour within the Lisburn City Council area.
	www.saferlisburn.org (149 words)

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	Lisburn City Council - Recruitment And Training of Personnel
		Lisburn City Council - Recruitment And Training of Personnel
		The main focus of the Business Institute is to develop tailor-made management development programmes for middle and senior management and their organisations.
		Lisburn Institute of Further and Higher Education offers a wide range of training courses covering the following areas: Training and Development; Accountancy; Marketing; Business/Management; Engineering.
	www.lisburninnovation.com /005a_recruit_firm.htm (952 words)

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