MERCURY MALL
Permission has been granted for the installation of photovoltaic panels on the roof of the building.
CHANDLERS WAY
Double yellow lines and an extended loading ban are to be installed opposite Slaney Road to help prevent congestion by making passage easier for buses.
RAPHAEL PARK
Restoration of Raphael Park, funded by Heritage Lottery Fund and others, is due to start this Autumn. Please see the notice board by the Lodge at the Main Road entrance to the park for up-to-date information. The Council works with Friends of Raphael Park and Lodge Farm Park at the park.
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