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£27m Ballymena i4C centre faces questions over 30-year losses as consultation deadline nears
Rendered image South-East view of proposed i4C complex from St Patrick’s Link, Ballymena A proposed £27 million Innovation and CleanTech Centre in Ballymena is facing questions over its long-term financial sustainability after Love Ballymena learned its business model projects a cumulative operating loss of around £1.5 million over 30 years. Mid and East Antrim Borough Council is currently consulting on plans for the four-storey i4C centre at the former St Patrick’s Barracks
Sep 1
Public to get first look at proposed four-storey i4C innovation centre in Ballymena
CGI artist’s impression of the proposed new i4C CleanTech Centre in Ballymena People in Ballymena will get their first opportunity this week to examine plans for a new four-storey Innovation and CleanTech Centre proposed for the former St Patrick’s Barracks site. Mid and East Antrim Borough Council is beginning a statutory public consultation on its proposed i4C development, with an in-person event taking place at the ECOS Hub on Wednesday, 12 August. The project would create
Aug 10
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