Ederney resurfacing brings weekday closures on B4 route
Three kilometres of road between Main Street and the Colaghty Road junction are being renewed in a £750,000 scheme.
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Three kilometres of road between Main Street and the Colaghty Road junction are being renewed in a £750,000 scheme.
The £525,000 scheme on Main Street and Church Road is due to remain under weekday traffic restrictions until August 21.
Around 94% of the Sun's diameter will be covered at the 7.08pm maximum, but specialist eye protection remains essential throughout.
The Northern Ireland Finance Minister said capital funding for 2026-27 will support business, regeneration, agriculture, transport and connectivity projects.
The Antrim scheme will run for about 480 metres, linking the Stiles Way roundabout area with Springfarm Footbridge.
Tynan Roulston runs dairy, suckler, beef and arable enterprises and has been working with a CAFRE adviser through a sustainability group.
The Economy Minister says the capital funding will support Invest NI and Go Succeed projects focused on business growth, innovation and social enterprise development.
The agency says its service desk is the first government organisation worldwide to achieve the Service Desk Institute’s five-star status.