Cullybackey Community Partnership marks 10 years of bringing people together

Trustees of Cullybackey Community Partnership, past and present, are celebrating a decade of working with residents, local groups and businesses to make Cullybackey a better place to live, work and visit.

Since it was established in 2016, the Partnership has helped to transform Cullybackey into an award-winning village through countless environmental projects, community events, coffee mornings and workshops. Highlights include the Shellinghill Park, the Millennium Path, Cullybackey Men’s Shed and receiving the King’s Award for Voluntary Service.

Its success has been built on the commitment of volunteers, the support of local partners and the enthusiasm of the wider community.

Chairperson Jonathon Fulton said: “Every project, event and idea over the last 10 years has come from volunteers who care about Cullybackey and are willing to give their time to make things happen. I want to thank everyone who has been part of this journey. We’re looking forward to the next ten years, to build on what has already been achieved so far and we have ambitious plans to continue to improve the lives and wellbeing of people in Cullybackey.”