• Waste Collections
  • Due to recent weather conditions, there have been severe disruptions to collections across the Borough. Crews will be attempting to collect all missed areas on Saturday 11th January.
  • Black/Blue Bins
  • If your blue or black bin has not been collected by late afternoon on Saturday 11th January, please leave your bins kerbside for 7am on Monday 13th January to facilitate collection.
  • Wheelie boxes
  • If your wheelie box has not been collected by late afternoon on Saturday 11th January it will be collected at the next scheduled date. Crews will take overflow bags, one material in each, no glass.
  • Accessibility Options
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Parks Survey

Parks Survey
 

We want your feedback to help us improve and develop our parks and open spaces across the Borough. We’d love to hear your feedback, so get involved and help us maintain and create  our parks and spaces  for today  and for future generations.

Click here to start the survey

Enjoy the Outdoors

We have 29 award Winning Parks and Open Space across The Borough


There are many wonderful parks and gardens throughout Antrim and Newtownabbey. The jewel in the crown is undoubtedly the beautifully restored 400-year old Antrim Castle Gardens; its Anglo Dutch canals, ponds and avenues provide a unique walkway into the past.

There is also the Walled Garden at Greenmount. This dramatic and colourful formal garden dates from 1801 and forms a centrepiece at Greenmount College. Or why not enjoy the casual ease of Ballyrobert Cottage Garden; you might even pick up some ideas for your own garden in its nursery!

If you enjoy relaxing by the water’s edge, then you can choose between the fresh water delights at Antrim Lough Shore Park, on the shores of Lough Neagh, or the crisp sea air of Jordanstown Loughshore Park. There are great views, whichever way you look!