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Activities on Connswater Community Greenway

17 July 2019

We have lots of fun outdoor events taking place over the coming weeks, come join us!

1. Fitness Freddy, Thursday 18th July, 11am, Flora Street Walkway MUGA

Join us for a FREE fitness session with Freddy. Suitable for all ages and abilities.

Find out more on the Facebook event page

2. Doga (Dog Yoga), Saturday 20th July, 11am, Victoria Park

Ballymacarrett Walkway Consultation

10 May 2019

Come along to one of our information sessions to find out more about plans for environmental and cycling infrastructure improvements along the Ballymacarrett Walkway stretch of the Comber Greenway.

The Urban Villages Initiative and the Department for Infrastructure plan to provide funding for the project which includes landscaping, upgrading of paths, and improved lighting.

We are keen to hear your views and listen to your feedback.

Local photographers capture the beauty of ‘What's Growing on the Greenway'

7 May 2019

Take a trip along the Connswater Community Greenway and you will see a whole range of beautiful flowers and plants, but do you know what they are? A new book called ‘What’s Growing on the Greenway’ launched by EastSide Partnership and The Paul Hogarth Company celebrates the beautiful plants, people and places which make the Greenway a wonderful place to explore.

Spring Fayre

26 March 2019

Come along to our first Fayre of the 2019 at the C.S. Lewis Square with an Easter theme on Saturday 20th April, 11am-3pm.

There will be fun for all the family including food, crafts, entertainment and so much more...

Keep up to date on the Spring Fayre Facebook event page

Research reveals impact of Connswater Community Greenway

26 March 2019

Results from a study evaluating the economic, environmental, health and social impacts of the Connswater Community Greenway were announced at an event held at Riddel Hall (25th March). The Physical Activity and Rejuvenation of the Connswater (PARC) Study was an 8 year research project conducted by Queen’s University Belfast and funded by the National Prevention Research Initiative and Medical Research Council in partnership with EastSide Partnership and Connswater Community Greenway Trust