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Meeting being held next week to discuss plans to transform Derry s city centre
Business community given an opportunity to have their say on the proposals
Ferryquay Street could be made one-way for traffic as part of the new plans.
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A meeting will be held next week to discuss plans to revitalise Derry s city centre.
The local business community is being invited to give their input to the proposed interventions to encourage people to come back into the city centre when Covid restrictions ease.
The Business Engagement session will be hosted online at 9am on Thursday, March 11, and will include a presentation of the proposals and a wider discussion about the plans.
2021 Festivals in Derry: Council unveils plans for COVID-safe outdoor celebrations
Outdoor weekend celebrations, street cafés, large scale exhibits, street installations and wandering musicians will form part of upcoming festivals in Derry after the local Council unveiled plans to move away from online, virtual events towards COVID-safe celebrations to keep spirits up.
Wednesday, 10th February 2021, 7:56 am
A wide ranging report on St Patrick’s Day, the Jazz Festival, Hallowe’en and other festivals was tabled by Head of Culture Aeidin McCarter yesterday at the Council’s Business & Culture Committee meeting.
Councillors approved a raft of newly redrafted plans which take account of the Covid pandemic but which also shifts the focus more firmly away from bringing in visitors to entertaining local people and supporting local businesses.
Waterloo Street apartment complex will breathe new life into Derry s city centre
Work on flats expected to be completed by Autumn 2022
Clanmil senior housing officer, Caroline McWilliams, with Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Councillor Brian Tierney, when he visited the city centre site this week.
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Construction work on a new apartment complex in Derry s city centre is due to be completed by autumn of of next year.
Work has started on the redevelopment of a derelict building in Waterloo Street to create 19 new homes for people on the housing waiting list.
The £2.7 million regeneration project by Clanmil Housing Group will see the building renovated to provide modern apartments for active older people over the age of 55.
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