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Economic Development

Self-Assessment Report 2023-2024

Statutory Key Performance Indicators

Thematic Groups

We are currently in delivery mode of ‘Putting People First’, short term actions for each of the themes have been established and we are working towards achieving those actions.

Corporate Plan 2023 to 2024 - Six-month update report 2023

Sustainable Jobs and Tourism

The Sustainable Jobs & Tourism Delivery group involves representatives from a wide range of local organisations from the community, local businesses and Council. The group are continuing to make progress in this theme and are meeting regularly to ensure that a collaborative approach is taken moving forward.

Update on significant progress being made on Belfast Region City Deal projects

…drive economic growth, create jobs, and enhance our local area for decades to come. “The regeneration of Carrickfergus as a heritage-led tourism hub, the pioneering i4C Innovation and Cleantech Centre in Ballymena, and the expansion of The Gobbins into a world-class attraction are more than just developments, these our investments…

Council’s Amplify business mentoring helps boost economy by £31.85m and supports 1007 local jobs

…Investment for Growth and Jobs Northern Ireland (2014-2020) Programme. An independent evaluation of the Amplify programmes has confirmed that 1007 jobs were supported, a total of £31.85m worth of Gross Value Added (GVA) and £18.38m worth of wages to be realised as a direct result of the initiatives over a…

What is Community Planning?

Community Planning is about the public, private and voluntary organisations in the Borough working together, and with communities to plan and deliver better services which make a real difference to people’s lives. Specifically, this is about, achieving long term objectives for improving the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of the…

Council recently marked National Tree Week 2023 by distributing over 900 free native trees

…property values, and creating jobs. Council is keen to hear from landowners, community groups and schools who may have space for trees on their land. If there is a site available and some willing volunteers, Council may be able to provide the trees. For further information, please contact trees@midandeastantrim.gov.uk. And…

Mid and East Antrim Labour Market Partnership celebrate successful year working together

…to access higher-level skilled jobs, complete a range of qualifications and support them move closer to the labour market. The event highlighted the achievements of all those involved with the academies, employability support programmes, community led skills projects, schools and enterprise pathways. Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Noel…

Public invited to shape the future of Carrickfergus through upcoming Community Consultations

…expected that over 150 jobs will be created in attractions, along with more than 140 construction jobs during the project. A key objective of the project is to significantly increase the number of annual visitors to the castle, trebling numbers from 68,000 to 210,000, partly through facilitating a wide range…

£42m Carrickfergus regeneration takes leap forward with McAdam Design appointment

…and create around 155 jobs in the attractions. Construction work is expected to create more than 140 jobs per year, with work due to be completed by 2029. Gerard Murray, Director of the Regional Development Office, Department for Communities, said: “We have reached a significant milestone in the Carrickfergus Regeneration…

MEA Community Planning Partnership - 3rd Statement of Progress

Our Vision for 2030 is: “Mid and East Antrim will be a strong, vibrant, safe and inclusive community, where people work together to improve the quality of life for all.”

DPIA Screening - Events Policy

Self-Imposed Performance Indicators and Standards

£42m regeneration of Carrickfergus moves a step closer after funding agreement

…and create around 155 jobs in the attractions. Construction work is expected to create more than 140 jobs per year, with work due to be completed by 2029. The Carrickfergus Regeneration strategy is built upon investment in the heritage assets of Carrickfergus and its town centre to attract more visitors,…

Our Improvement Objectives for 2023/24