It has been a very busy start to September, with some positive developments for Newry and plenty of work continuing behind the scenes at Newry BID. Planning permission has now been approved for Newry City Park. This is a major
Newry BID has launched an awareness campaign to ensure shoppers benefit from the one-hour grace period for on-street parking in Newry city centre. The campaign will run across the city through billboards, press/radio advertising and window graphics, supported by leaflets
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald visited Newry to assess a pilot flood protection programme aimed at safeguarding local businesses from future flooding. Following localised flooding in late 2023, the Department for the Economy provided over £5m in targeted support to
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has announced that the one-hour grace period for people parking in on-street spaces within the Controlled Parking Zones in Newry and Lisburn will be made permanent. It means that drivers who have paid for on-street parking
Newry BID is delighted to announce the return of Newry Goes Nashville following a hugely successful weekend festival last year. The event returns from Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th July with a full programme of day and evening events across
https://vimeo.com/1196642387 Newry BID has welcomed a series of major developments across the city, as further signs of growing momentum and confidence in Newry’s future. Speaking following this week’s planning committee approvals, Newry BID Manager Eamonn Connolly said it was encouraging
