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Work is underway on a new destination public park in the Colin area. It will provide a high quality, safe space for locals and visitors when it opens later this year.
The park is located on the Stewartstown Road opposite the Colin Connect Transport Hub and Colin Town Square. Following a public consultation exercise, the name of the park will be Páirc Nua Chollann.
We’re delivering the £5.5 million project on behalf of the Urban Villages Initiative, a headline action within the NI Executive’s Together Building a United Community Strategy. Additional funding has been provided by Department for Communities.
The Urban Villages Initiative is shaped and delivered in partnership with local communities. It is designed to improve good relations outcomes and develop thriving places.
Designs for the park were finalised following a public consultation. The main features of the park are described below.
Work continues on the transformation of the park. Once confirmed, we will let people know its opening date via our social media channels and on this web page.
In line with industry health and safety guidance, additional hygiene and social distancing measures are in place to keep workers and the public safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you have any queries, please call the contractor on 028 8774 6235 or email info@forrme.co.uk. You can also contact our project management team by emailing pmu@belfastcity.gov.uk.