COUNCILLORS have agreed to scale down floral displays across the borough in a bid to save cash.
Cloonavin's Environmental Services Committee voted unanimously for a series of measures that could reduce the department's spend by £30,000.
In his report to members, Director of Environment Aiden McPeake said the borough's towns and villages were recognised for their “vibrant and colourful floral displays.”
He continued: “These displays have resulted in success at competitions such as Britain In Bloom and Ulster In Bloom."
*Read the full story inside the Chronicle.
A temporary car park that sprang up this summer close to the Giant’s Causeway Visitor Centre.
Stay connected to us to get the latest news and updates.
Ballymoney Chronicle
3 High Street, Ballymoney
BT53 6AH
Tel: 028 2766 2354
