Driving NI’s economy through councils: learning from the Welsh City and Growth Deals
Learning from the Welsh City Growth Deals
A new political forum driven by the Northern Ireland Local Government Association with MLAs and Councillors drawn from all five main political parties has met for the second time.
New Political Forum meets despite Assembly impasseThe Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA) is the council led representative body for local authorities in Northern Ireland.
The Executive of the Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA) will meet in the Guildhall in Derry-Londonderry today. The meeting will include input from the 11 Councils, the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) and the Department for Communities.
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This year, in lieu of card giving, the Association has made a donation to Marie Curie.
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Delegation from (NILGA), representing NI’s 11 councils, visit Wales to examine existing and planned City and Growth Deal initiatives across Wales.
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NILGA is the "Go To" Body for councils in Northern Ireland. NILGA promotes, develops and champions local government by developing regional (all council) and specific (one or more local councils) approaches to key issues affecting the sector while also identifying new investment for councils and running best practice events.
