Menu
16/12/2003
Limavady children join in tree growing initiative
Every pupil at a Limavady school was today given a sapling as part of an innovative campaign to encourage more tree planting in the North West.
The Trees of the North West initiative - a joint venture between the Department for Social Development and the Conservation Volunteers - was officially launched at Drumachose Primary School by Margaret Miskelly, Deputy Director of the North West Development Office.
Commenting on the campaign, Mrs Miskelly said: “This is a natural development from the original ‘Trees in the City’ project which was first launched in Londonderry in 1997. This partnership with Conservation Volunteers was very successful and we are now delighted to extend it to the Limavady and Strabane areas."
The objectives of the initiative are to improve the environmental quality of the area, with over three thousand trees being distributed.
(MB)
The Trees of the North West initiative - a joint venture between the Department for Social Development and the Conservation Volunteers - was officially launched at Drumachose Primary School by Margaret Miskelly, Deputy Director of the North West Development Office.
Commenting on the campaign, Mrs Miskelly said: “This is a natural development from the original ‘Trees in the City’ project which was first launched in Londonderry in 1997. This partnership with Conservation Volunteers was very successful and we are now delighted to extend it to the Limavady and Strabane areas."
The objectives of the initiative are to improve the environmental quality of the area, with over three thousand trees being distributed.
(MB)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
31 January 2005
Green light given for Derry city hotel site
The regeneration of Londonderry city centre was given a significant boost today with the announcement that the Department of Social Development had repossessed the former City Hotel site in Foyle Street.
Green light given for Derry city hotel site
The regeneration of Londonderry city centre was given a significant boost today with the announcement that the Department of Social Development had repossessed the former City Hotel site in Foyle Street.
11 February 2004
Derry Council welcomes Neighbourhood Renewal Initiative
A major new initiative that aims to address the needs of disadvantaged neighbourhoods in the city has been welcomed by Derry City Council.
Derry Council welcomes Neighbourhood Renewal Initiative
A major new initiative that aims to address the needs of disadvantaged neighbourhoods in the city has been welcomed by Derry City Council.
04 February 2009
UU Unveils £250m Development Plans
One of Northern Ireland's universities has unveiled a £250m development plan, which will see the construction of a massive new capital city campus. The University of Ulster scheme is also set to create much-needed construction jobs for the local building sector.
UU Unveils £250m Development Plans
One of Northern Ireland's universities has unveiled a £250m development plan, which will see the construction of a massive new capital city campus. The University of Ulster scheme is also set to create much-needed construction jobs for the local building sector.
09 May 2005
Derry hosts major conference on regeneration
Experts in the field of regenerating cities and communities will share their experiences with local people at a major conference at the Millennium Forum in Londonderry.
Derry hosts major conference on regeneration
Experts in the field of regenerating cities and communities will share their experiences with local people at a major conference at the Millennium Forum in Londonderry.
11 February 2005
DSD announces £300,000 facelift for Limavady
The Department for Social Development, through its North West Development Office, has begun work on an environmental improvement scheme in Limavady. The £300,000 scheme, developed by the North West Development Office in partnership with DRD Roads Service and Limavady Borough Council, will see work being carried out in Connell Street.
DSD announces £300,000 facelift for Limavady
The Department for Social Development, through its North West Development Office, has begun work on an environmental improvement scheme in Limavady. The £300,000 scheme, developed by the North West Development Office in partnership with DRD Roads Service and Limavady Borough Council, will see work being carried out in Connell Street.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A showery start with outbreaks most frequent north of Lough Neagh and through the morning, before dwindling during the afternoon as the northwest breezes ease and brighter spells of weak sunshine prosper. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A dry night, save for a few light showers around the coasts, with prolonged clear spells and light winds bringing a frosty dawn for many in central and southern parts. Minimum temperature -3 °C.
