People in Mid-Ulster can have their say on a proposed £2.75M public realm scheme in Coalisland as the project moves to the next stage.
Initial designs for the scheme have been fine-tuned since the public consultation at the end of last year. There are plans for new footways and parking and loading bays, stone kerbing, street furniture and tree planting, as well as improved lighting and drainage.
Final details of two options have been published, including traffic modelling videos which show how proposed one-way traffic flows would operate in the town if adopted for Main Street and The Square.
The information is available to view online, while local people and businesses can also attend information sessions being held in the Cornmill Heritage Centre on Thursday, May 3 from 12.30pm to 1.30pm and at 5.30pm.
