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Alan Millar

Alan Millar

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Consultant Editor, Buses Magazine

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Marketing , Aircraft Maintenance , Training , Storytelling , Aviation

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World news, politics, arts & life

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Total articles 166

  • Policing Board and Council refuse to deny PCSP grant funding panel row

    By Alan Millar Verified| Ballymoney Chronicle Verified THE NI Policing Board and Causeway Coast and Glens Council (CC&G) have refused to deny speculation that a storm has erupted within the local Police and Community Safety Partnership (PCSP). The PCSP, comprised of councillors and independent members, identifies issues of public concern in relation to policing and community safety and work to improve co-operation with the police. They also administer a small grants fund.

    By Alan Millar Verified · Ballymoney Chronicle

    Jul. 23, 2024

  • 'Seismic' change in North Antrim as Allister unseats Paisley

    By Alan Millar Verified| Ballymoney Chronicle Verified TUV leader Jim Allister is the new Westminster MP for North Antrim after narrowly defeating sitting MP Ian Paisley by just 450 votes in the election. The North Antrim Seat has held by the DUP for 54 years, with  Mr Paisley’s father winning the seat in 1970. Mr Allister said there is "no escaping the fact there has been a political earthquake in North Antrim of seismic proportions".

    By Alan Millar Verified · Ballymoney Chronicle

    Jul. 05, 2024

  • Policing Board and Council refuse to deny PCSP grant funding panel row

    By Alan Millar Verified| Ballymoney Chronicle Verified THE NI Policing Board and Causeway Coast and Glens Council (CC&G) have refused to deny speculation that a storm has erupted within the local Police and Community Safety Partnership (PCSP). The PCSP, comprised of councillors and independent members, identifies issues of public concern in relation to policing and community safety and work to improve co-operation with the police. They also administer a small grants fund.

    By Alan Millar Verified · Ballymoney Chronicle

    Jul. 23, 2024

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Buses Magazine

Stamford, England, United Kingdom

'+44 17 8075 5131