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Put Monday 5 July in your diary and join us as we celebrate those frontline workers.

Thanks to £12k funding from Sport Northern Ireland and Northern Healthy Lifestyles Partnership, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has expanded its online offering of leisure classes to help residents with specific health conditions. The Physical Activity Referral Scheme (PARS) targets those with weight problems as well as pulmonary, cardiac and other health conditions. 

It’s exciting to be getting out and about this summer and we are all looking forward to a wide range of exiting events, meeting up with family and friends and enjoying all of the things that we all once took for granted.

Following a motion which was proposed by Councillor Glen Finlay and seconded by Councillor Stephen Ross, and Councillor Roisin Lynch, the Council will seek additional powers and resources to regenerate towns and villages, part of its ‘Back In Business’ campaign.

A diverse, innovative and inclusive Northern Ireland Centenary commemorative programme was launched today by the Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey Councillor Jim Montgomery.

Following the recent easing of restrictions announced by the Northern Ireland Executive, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has confirmed the reopening of fitness suites and swimming pools within its leisure centres from Friday 30^th April.