Two TUV advice clinics have now opened to serve the community of Castlereagh East. One based at Moneyreagh Community Centre which serves the Maryland, Gransha, Crossnacreevy, Ryan Park and Hillmount areas.
The second one is based at Enler Community Centre in Ballybeen and is intended to cover Dundonald, Grahamsbridge, Ballyhanwood and Carrowreagh.
Commenting councillor Andrew Girvin said:
“Recently TUV sent a leaflet round Castlereagh East advising people of this new service. Since my election I have received a large volume of calls, texts, emails and social media messages from constituents seeking advice and assistance on a wide range of issues. I make many individual visits to local electors but I am always looking at ways to improve the service I can offer to constituents. It made sense therefore to open the advice clinics.
“TUV are here to serve our constituents and I have a dedicated team in the local branch who are keen to help out in this venture as well. Taking on concerns around road lighting, health concerns with NHS waiting times and the cleanliness of public places are just some of the issues we have dealt with to date.
“As a public representative I am here to serve the area in whatever way I can.”
The Advice Centres dates and times are:
Moneyreagh Community Centre 1st Tuesday of every month, 7.30-8.30pm.
Enler Community Centre 3rd Tuesday of every month, 7.30-8.30pm.