£500k Centenary Way opened in Ballyclare

A £500,000 improvement scheme has been unveiled at Sixmilewater River Park in Ballyclare.
By The Newsroom
Published 1st Jun 2021, 09:35 BST
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The new entrance scheme, complete with toilet and storage facilities, an events space and featured landscaping and lighting has been named the Centenary Way, as part of Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council’s commemorative programme to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland.

Outgoing Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Cllr Jim Montgomery was delighted to officially open the new development.

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The UUP representative said: “This is another fantastic investment by council into our hugely popular outdoor spaces.

Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey,Cllr Jim Montgomery offically unveils the Centenary Way at Sixmilewater River Park. He is pictured with Ballyclare DEA Elected Members; Cllr Michael Stewart, Cllr Vera McWilliam and Cllr Norrie Ramsay.Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey,Cllr Jim Montgomery offically unveils the Centenary Way at Sixmilewater River Park. He is pictured with Ballyclare DEA Elected Members; Cllr Michael Stewart, Cllr Vera McWilliam and Cllr Norrie Ramsay.
Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey,Cllr Jim Montgomery offically unveils the Centenary Way at Sixmilewater River Park. He is pictured with Ballyclare DEA Elected Members; Cllr Michael Stewart, Cllr Vera McWilliam and Cllr Norrie Ramsay.

“We take great pride in the wealth of facilities we offer and this new space at Centenary Way will make the park even more inviting and accessible for our residents.”

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