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NILGA seeks to protect councils and strengthen local democracy

  • 11th June 2018

NILGA meeting with Northern Ireland Secretary of State, Karen Bradley MP

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2018 Translink UIB Results

  • 20th September 2018

The results of the 2018 Translink Ulster in Bloom Competition were announced today (September 20) officially recognising Northern Ireland’s top gardening talent.

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FINALISTS ANNOUNCED - NI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AWARDS 2018

  • 11th September 2018

The 2018 Local Government Awards, co-ordinated by the Association of Public Service Excellence (APSE) and NILGA, have reached finalists stage.

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New Political Forum meets despite Assembly impasse

  • 29th August 2018

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.

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COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS, Debate on the Future of Europe – Circular Economy

  • 04th July 2018

Alderman Arnold Hatch, NILGA Vice President and Committee of the Regions Member is participating today in a Debate at the European Committee of the Regions with national associations of local and regional authorities. He is speaking on ‘Innovative Europe – transition to a circular economy and the future of industry’ highlighting the particular challenges faced by Northern Ireland on these issues.

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NILGA INSTALLS NEW PRESIDENT: RESOURCE & UNLOCK OUR COUNCILS’ POTENTIAL

  • 21st June 2018

SDLP Councillor Dermot Curran appointed President of the Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA).

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Councils with more powers and responsibilities is good for Northern Ireland, new report states

  • 21st June 2018

A new report commissioned by the Northern Ireland Local Government Association has said that the time is now right to extend the responsibilities of local government in Northern Ireland through greater devolution from Stormont.

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