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Best Practice Rewarded

Businesses operating in Best Practice receive their plaques

Businesses adopting Best Practice in crime prevention have been acknowledged at a Radio Link and Community Safety Partnership ceremony hosted by Bangor & Holywood Town Centre Management.

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It’s time for Bangor to once again give recognition to business excellence with the launch of the Bangor Business Awards 2009. The 9th annual Bangor Business Awards were successfully launched on Tuesday 17th February in Signal Business Centre of Excellence and are now in full swing.

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Low Cost Car Park - Queen's Parade

entrance via King Street, off Main Street

Bangor & Holywood Town Centres and Bangor Chamber of Commerce have now opened the low cost temporary car park on the Queen's Parade vacant site. Vehicular access is via King Street - just follow the signs to the Vennel.

Car Parking - 50p for 1 hour or £3 for a full day's parking!

Safezone

As evening falls it is reassuring for many parents to know that down at Bangor’s seafront there is a safe place for young and old to seek refuge and support when needed. For many years the unsung heroes of Safe Zone have been offering late night revellers a cup of tea or coffee and sometimes a toastie to help them slow down, sober up, chill out, before they make their way home.

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Business Opportunities

If you are a business owner and are contemplating establishing a business in Bangor or Holywood, please use the Business section property database to find an up to date list of vacant and commercial opportunities in Bangor & Holywood Town Centres and how the Town Centre Management team can help you.

Christmas hits profits but footfall up!

Now that the Christmas period has settled and everyone is back to work, the most important period for retailers can be viewed outside of the frenzy that surrounds the average Christmas. Bangor and Holywood can now complete their sums and come to terms with just how good or bad it was. The general conclusion appears to be that it wasn’t as bad as many had anticipated.

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The Bangor Against Night time Disorder scheme was launched in April 2008 and to date 6 people have been BAND from participating premises.

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Holywood Glamour 08

A number of sponsors, organisers and participants of Holywood Glamour 08 met recently to distribute cheques to the two charities that the event supported, Camphill and Breast Cancer Care.

From left: Rob van Duin and Daniel Jaszczak (Camphill Communities Trust NI), David Duly (President, Holywood Chamber of Commerce), Rosie Adamson (Head to Toe), Veronica Peden (The Bridal Suite), Fintan Murray (Ulster Bank), Gail Quinn (Urban Orchard) and Michael Elliott (First Trust Bank). Nearly 200 people attended the debut event in June at the Queen's Hall Leisure Complex, Holywood.

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The Demon Drink Conference - Septermber 2008

LOCAL teenagers were served a sobering message at a drink and drugs awareness conference last Thursday (18th).

NORDAG (North Down and Ards Drugs and Alcohol Awareness Group) hosted the day long event at the Marine Court Hotel, entitled 'The Demon Drink', which saw a host of speakers talking about the effects alcohol and drugs can have on young people, families, as well as communities.

The event was well received by the young pupils who attended, many of whom felt it was the first event which really targeted people of their age.

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