CCRG Comber Community Residents Group

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CCRG Comber Community Residents Group Comber Community Residents Group exists to improve the quality of life for residents in Social Housing. Member of Ards & North Down Housing Community Network.

The HCN works on four levels:

COMMUNITY
At the estate or community level, we are here to listen to your views and help you in any way we can with local community issues or concerns you may have with the Housing Executive and other agencies. AREA
Area managers will look for representatives from each of the local resident/community associations across the neighbourhood to come together at a neighbourhood forum. The forum will discuss service group standards, service delivery and related housing issues. REGIONS
There is also a forum set up in each of the Housing Executive's 5 regions, to which each District HCN sends representatives. The Regional Housing Community Networks monitor and review services throughout their area. CENTRE
The Central Housing Community Network is the Housing Executive's central panel advising on our policies and procedures. The Central HCN comprises fifteen tenant and community representatives nominated from the area networks. Also, a member of the Central Housing Forum. The Central Housing Forum is a consultative panel to the Housing Executive and is made up of representatives from each of the thirteen areas, as well as representation from hard-to-reach groups including young people, people with disabilities and people from rural areas. The Central Housing Forum represents the Housing Community Network, the key forum for tenant engagement in Northern Ireland. The Housing Community Network is comprised of approximately 500 community groups across NI as well as representative tenant involvement panels in each of the Housing Executive Areas of housing management. This forum has a recognised and meaningful role in the monitoring and decision-making process of the Housing Executive and influences decisions affecting tenants and communities. The panel scrutinises policies and procedures and, moreover, act as a quality assurance to the Housing Executive Board.

16/10/2026
Hello not sure if this is something you would be able to share on the fb page? CFC Comber We would love to invite you to...
13/10/2026

Hello not sure if this is something you would be able to share on the fb page?

CFC Comber
We would love to invite you to Free Mum and Baby classes running alongside our Kids Fun Week.

Monday 26th October - Boogie Babies
Tuesday 27th October - Baby massage
Wednesday 28th October - music bugs
Thursday 29th October - jo jingles
Friday 30th October - Moo music

These classes are for children who are not yet walking.

Please contact us directly at [email protected] with any questions or queries.

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We would love to invite you to Free Mum and Baby classes running alongside our Kids Fun Week.These classes are for children who are not yet walking.Please ensure you confirm a ticket for each day you wish to attend. Please contact us directly at [email protected] with any questions or queries. Ti...

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09/10/2026

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The recent decision by the Secretary of State to reverse a position that had been upheld through the courts has left many people angry, frustrated, and questioning whether the rule of law still applies equally to everyone.
It was not that long ago that peaceful protesters in our own town saw dawn raids carried out on 12 homes, individuals spending months in prison, and strict bail conditions imposed that continue to this day. They followed the instructions given to them by the PSNI, yet they felt the full force of the legal system.
Where was the flexibility then? Where was the understanding? Where was the invitation to sit down over a coffee and discuss concerns?
Instead, law-abiding people were treated as criminals while now it appears that threats, intimidation, and the prospect of disorder are rewarded with political concessions. The perception created by this decision is deeply damaging and raises serious questions about consistency, fairness, and accountability.
Perhaps the biggest question of all is this:
Where does the loyalist and unionist community go from here in terms of working with the PSNI in their local communities?
For years, communities have been encouraged to engage positively, build relationships and support policing. Yet many will now ask what message is being sent when those who work within the law face the harshest consequences, while others appear to achieve their objectives through pressure and intimidation.
That is not the foundation on which trust is built.
The public deserve answers. They deserve consistency. And they deserve to know that court decisions and the rule of law cannot simply be overturned when enough pressure is applied.
Many ordinary people will look at this and conclude there is one rule for those who respect the law and another for those who threaten disorder. If that perception is allowed to take hold, the damage to public confidence will be immense.
The rule of law must be applied equally, fairly, and without fear or favour. Anything less undermines confidence in the very institutions that are supposed to protect it.

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If anyone in comber found a gold claw ring with amethyst stone a friend’s mum lost it last week please get in touch🥲
Contact our page or message us and we’ll let Alex know.

Address

Laburnum Way Comber
Newtownards
BT235YQ

Opening Hours

Monday 10:30am - 2pm
Tuesday 10:30am - 2pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 2pm
Thursday 10:30am - 2pm
Friday 10:30am - 1pm
Saturday 1am - 3am

Telephone

+447548391668

Website

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