Dungannon Regeneration Partnership (DRP)
Dungannon Regeneration Partnership (DRP) will help unlock investment opportunities
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DUNGANNON's lively atmosphere and excellent amenities are not only appealing to residents, visitors and tourists, they are attracting interest from a wide range of investors. The town already boasts a strong representation of independent and specialist retailers and this offer is complemented by a range of well-established multi-nationals -- including highly-discerning multiples which are very selective indeed about where they locate new branches. |
The town already boasts a strong representation of independent and specialist retailers and this offer is complemented by a range of well-established multi-nationals -- including highly-discerning multiples which are very selective indeed about where they locate new branches.
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There is still considerable potential for further growth in retail, leisure, residential, entertainment and other sectors in the town centre, to meet the current and future needs of a youthful, growing and economically active population, plus increasing numbers of visitors. Marketing and promotional activities such as the "Dungannon altogether better" campaign, are aimed at raising awareness of the town's many attractions, particularly among more than one million people who live within an hour's drive. The Award Winning Dungannon Regeneration Partnership (DRP) has been active in delivering a number of initiatives aimed at furthering the social, physical and economic regeneration of the town centre, including a Living Over The Shops (LOTS) Initiative, Shop Front Improvement Programme, Spruce Up Scheme, Townscape Heritage Initiative, Visitor Signage Scheme, Retail and Customer Care Training, and issuing Development Briefs for key opportunity sites. Plans are currently in place for a major Public Realm Initiative in the town centre. |
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Highly-focused and committed organisations such as Dungannon Regeneration Partnership welcome the opportunity to help with your investment plans or discuss developments.
Contact:
Paul McCreedy, Town Development Manager, Tel:
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Address: Dungannon & South Tyrone Council Offices, 15 Circular Road, Dungannon
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Our Tourism figures already show growth gratifyingly better than the Northern Ireland average, thanks to the endeavours of organisations such as A Flavour of Tyrone which promotes the attractions, activities, accommodation, food and drink, crafts etc of South Tyrone. www.flavouroftyrone.com. This local voluntary organisation won the award for Best Rural Tourism Initiative in the all-Ireland finals sponsored by Bank of Ireland and the Irish Farmers Journal. |
The expanding Dungannon Enterprise Centre has supported more than a hundred new businesses and offers a package of support services to appropriate clients. Visit www.dungannonenterprise.co.uk.
Some local estate agents have lists of commercial, industrial, investment properties for sale or to rent.
Maneely & Co. Ltd
3 Church Street, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 6AB
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Brian Wilson
54 Scotch Street, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT70 1BD
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Premier Properties
12 Church Street, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 6AB
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W: www.premprops.com
Tom Henry & Co.
26 Church Street, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 6AB
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Martin Shortt
65 - 67 Scotch Street, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone BT70 1BD
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Web: www.martinshortt.com
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Tyrone Property Services
35 Irish Street, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT70 1DB
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Property Options
15 George's Street, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT70 1BT
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TC Property Sales
22 Lurgaboy Lane, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 6JX
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Turning Point Property Sales & Lettings
53 Scotch Street, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, BT70 1BD
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CPS
2 Thomas Street, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, BT70 1HS
T. 87729 188
www.cps-property.com
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