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Clean Neighbourhoods Act gives NI councils greater powers- Taken from BBC Website-

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-17577318

 

Councils in Northern Ireland now have tougher powers to deal with a wide range of offences, under the Clean Neighbourhoods Act which has come into force on Sunday.

 

More on-the-spot fines will replace prosecution in the courts.

 

Nuisance parking, graffiti and fly-posting could attract an immediate £80 penalty. Even light pollution comes under the control of councils.

 

The tougher legislation passed through the assembly last year.

 

Environment Minister Alex Attwood said: "The new laws are timely, given that the visual appearance of Northern Ireland will be in the spotlight during the coming months with the Titanic celebrations and the Irish Open golf championship.

 

"I am looking to councils, including Derry and Coleraine with coming events in their areas, to use these powers in a decisive way."

 

While some of the powers are new, others increase the potential of existing laws.

 

Posters

 

It has always been hard for councils to deal with fly-posting.

 

Unless they can catch people in the act, it often proved difficult to bring a prosecution.

 

The new law allows them to follow up those who benefit from the posters by simply tracking down the venue, product or people referred to on the poster. They will then be liable for fixed penalties.

 

Some of the existing legislation that is toughened up includes dog fouling. There is now a limit to the number of dogs that can be walked by an individual at any one time, and tougher action will be taken on those who fail to clean up after their dogs.

 

Parking

 

New powers will make it easier to "gate off" back entries and alleyways to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.

 

Nuisance parking will be reduced by restricting the numbers of cars that can be kept on the road while on sale or being worked at. Councils will be able to remove abandoned cars immediately, rather than having to wait for lengthy periods to find the owners.

 

Supermarkets will also attract fines if their shopping trolleys are found dumped, especially in rivers or waterways. The same applies to litter from any business.

 

The new powers give councils the ability to demand that business and individuals clear litter from their land.

 

Fast-food outlets and others that create litter will be required to help clear up the mess they generate. Even those producing flyers and hand-outs will discover that their activities will come under tight council scrutiny and control.

 

Sunset over Bessie Bell, near Omagh. Sunrays more visible than usual due to the volcanic ash in the atmosphere due to the Eyjafjallajoekull volcano which erupted in Iceland on 14 April.

Bell's Bridge Omagh, and the River Strule

Crepuscular rays over Foyle Valley near Strabane

Donaghanie Graveyard

After our beautiful family hike I was racing to get back in time to beat the storm that never really materialized. The weather forecast looked nasty right up until our departure, so I was worried I wouldn’t get in another ride in Nelson.

 

The beauty about the Kokanee Creek Campground is that it’s right across the best trails Nelson has to offer ( in my humble opinion ). Newtsac is always a good time, steep, loose, and lots and lots of rock slabs. There is this one massive jump/drop that I still need to tick off but for that I first need grow my second ball back. Its the kind of trail that if you only would have time to ride one trail this would be the one. Highly highly recommended.

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Lisanelly Barracks/St.Lucia Barracks, Omagh

Abandoned children's home- Coneywarren, Omagh

Camus Bridge- Disused railway bridge on the old GNRI line between Victoria Bridge and Sion Mills.

Newtown Stewart, Co.Tyrone

Lisanelly Barracks Omagh

Strathroy link road construction- Omagh. Strathroy side.

 

The Diamond, Castlederg

Altnachree Castle, Liscloon, Donemana (Ogilby's Castle)

Building site- Tower crane at new Hospital Omagh

Altnachree Castle, Liscloon, Donemana (Ogilby's Castle)

Lisanelly Barracks (disused)

Abandoned: St.Patricks Garrison Church- Lisanelly Barracks- Omagh

The old castle at Baronscourt, Newtown Stewart

Me and my boy went for a Vapour rip last evening, this trail never disappoints. So much speed and so many amazing natural features. Also was finally able to check off that last big drop on vapour.

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Fairy ring near Mountjoy

Lisanelly Barracks (disused)

Bessie Bell sunset

Trafalgar- near Victoria Bridge/Sion Mills

Lisanelly Barracks (disused)

Main pool: Majesty Club Tuana Park, Fethiye Turkey

Strule Valley, heading towards Newtownstewart

The remains of 'Islandmore' which used to carry the GNRI railway line from Strabane to Derry

Former army barracks at Lisanelly

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