A public consultation is now open regarding the newly launched Draft Dromore Place Plan by Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council.
The plan outlines key projects to rejuvenate the area and enhance its social, economic and environmental well-being, with input included from 614 local residents and stakeholders so far.
The Draft Dromore Place Plan focuses on four big ideas aimed at revitalising Dromore:
• Tackling Vacancy and Dereliction: Breathing life into underutilised spaces to create vibrant hubs for community and business.
• Dromore Viaduct – Over and Under Project: Restoring this historic landmark to promote heritage, recreation, and community use.
• Development Potential at Quillyburn: Exploring opportunities to transform these lands into a thriving new space.
• Improving Connections through Riverside Developments: Enhancing links between the River Lagan and the town's assets, such as the town centre, Motte and Bailey, and Dromore Park.
Chris McNabb from HLM Architects, who contributed to the plan, said: "Our work focuses on creating places where people can live, work, and thrive.
"This plan captures Dromore’s potential and charts a path for regeneration that respects its heritage while looking towards the future."
Deputy Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough, Councillor Kyle Savage encouraged residents to get involved. He said: "The Draft Dromore Place Plan represents an exciting step forward for the town, built on community collaboration and shared ambitions. I urge everyone to take part in this consultation and help shape the future of Dromore."
The consultation period is open until Sunday, February 2, and the Council invites everyone to review the draft plan and share their feedback here.
Community consultation events will take place on:
• Saturday, December 7, 10am to 12noon at Courtyard Artisan Market, Church Street, Dromore
• Monday, December 9, 11am to 12noon at Adult Tea Dance, Dromore Community Centre
• Wednesday, December 11, 1.30pm to 4.30pm, Coffee & Chat – Public Drop-In session, Dromore Town Hall
• Thursday, December 12, 6.30pm, Pop Up Film Night – The Holiday, Dromore Community Centre (booking essential)
• Friday, December 13, 10am to 12noon, Bauble Craft Workshop, Dromore Community Centre (booking essential)
• Saturday, December 14, 11am to 2pm, Public Drop-In Session, Dromore Community Centre
• Thursday, January 9, 10am to 11.30am, Public Drop-In Session, Dromore Library, Market Square.
For booking events click here.
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