A household in Mid and East Antrim could save £1,000 a year by using all the food they buy
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- Mar 21
Permission granted for £6M waste treatment plant in Antrim despite 223 objections
- Mar 18
Councillors ask why Mid & East Antrim’s household recycling rate is worsening
- Mar 17
HM Coastguard team tasked to rescue dolphin
- Mar 16
Community gardeners from Randalstown, Ballynure and Antrim celebrated at Ulster in Bloom Awards
- Mar 12
Schoolchildren in NI denied engagement with natural world by ‘tree border’ – Gaston
- Mar 11
MEA Council responds to consultation on development of offshore wind farms
- Mar 10
Council imposes maximum fine for fly-tipping in Mid and East Antrim
- Mar 7
Farmers urged to be mindful of water sources this slurry spreading season
- Mar 6
Local eco heroes celebrated at Live Here Love Here Community Awards 2024
- Mar 5
Council ‘MEANZ Business’ in delivering Net Zero targets with transformative new project
- Mar 4
Wrightbus pushes forward on front foot as zero-emission bus trials on Dorset Coast
- Feb 28
NI Water offers assurances over drinking water from Lough Neagh
- Feb 28
Plans to see more than 200,000 new trees planted at Woodburn Forest
- Feb 24
Ready steady mow and sow! Johnsons Lawn Seed’s ultimate guide to spring lawn care
- Feb 23
Farmers think Climate Change is already having a local impact
- Feb 23
Repair plan agreed for Waterfoot beach following damage caused by Storm Ciaran
- Feb 20
Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary hails green innovation at Wrightbus
- Feb 19
Translink awarded highest biodiversity accolade
- Feb 18
Plans accepted for proposed new walking trail on North Coast