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DevelopmentWhether in our cities and towns, or in Northern Ireland’s rural communities, voluntary and community organisations engage constructively in the processes of neighbourhood renewal, planning, transport and housing development. The emergent field of communications technology has recently become a focus.
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Community leaders and political representatives descended on NICVA for crisis talks on Neighbourhood Renewal. Jobs and services threatened.
On Monday 6 October 2008, Conor Murphy, Minister of the Department for Regional Development (DRD), launched 30 new accessible minibuses for use by Rural Community Transport Partnerships supported by the Rural Transport Fund. This investment updates and increases the number of accessible community transport vehicles across rural Northern Ireland. 
Rural Development Minister Michelle Gildernew MP, MLA has announced the establishment of a Rural Network to assist in the delivery of the NI Rural Development Programme (NIRDP) 2007-2013.
Social Development Minister Margaret Ritchie MLA has opened a new £2.7m housing scheme for homeless people at Cloverhill in Dunmurry. 
Commissioner calls for safety zones outside schools.
Out and About Community Transport, Magherafelt recently became the first community transport company in Northern Ireland to set up a fully fledged social enterprise company. The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development would like to notify you of a series of presentations in conjunction with the ongoing public consultation on the Rural Champion concept and the enhancement of the rural proofing process. Footer
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Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action is registered as a company limited by guarantee in Northern Ireland (No 1792) and is registered as a charity for tax purposes with the Inland Revenue
