The home of the Northern Ireland potato is undoubtedly Comber! New season Comber potatoes and Comber Earlies are already renowned for their distinctive taste, and carry the official EU PGI (Protected Geographical Indication) status. Comber wants you to share with them, a potato recipe with a unique twist! Be creative! Read more…
Comber Horticultural Society launched the ‘Potty Potatoes Competition’ with six local primary schools in the run up to the Comber Potato Festival. Chairperson, Mervyn Warrington along with Society members, Ann Stevenson, Gillian Downing, Lorna Tinman, and Ken Brundle have been busy running potato planting workshops in the primary schools and Read more…
Comber Regeneration and Community Partnership have confirmed that Hugo Duncan is unable to broadcast live from Comber Square at the Comber Potato Festival due to the Festivals’ change of date.
A Queen will be chosen at the Festival Danceheld Fri 5th Junein Comber Bowling Club. Wine Reception at 8.30pm .. Sponsored by Horners’s Farm ShopMusic.. The Whole Hog Admission by Ticket: £10.00TICKETS available from; Roy Murray M:07745 389 561 Download entry form (PDF)
St Mary’s Parish Church, Comber, Co Down 175th Anniversary of the Nave2015 22nd – 25th May 2015 Click here to download flyer (PDF)
Members of CRCP attended a reception hosted by the Mayor, Councillor Philip Smith, on Thursday evening 5 March 2015. CRCP Chair Mike Moore thanked the Mayor for his generous hospitality and for his recognition of CRCPs work in helping to regenerate Comber. The Mayor also, very kindly, presented Mike with Read more…
Comber BIG Spring Clean a Great Success 91 bags of rubbish were picked up by 32 volunteers who turned up to take part in the annual Comber Big Spring Clean. The clean up event which was organised by Alderman Deborah Girvan with the support of Comber Regeneration Community Partnership aimed Read more…
Three members Deborah, Roy and Mike attended the Association of Town and City Management Conference at Marine Court Hotel Bangor on Thursday 12 February 2015. The Conference titled ” Town Centre Futures Northern Ireland” had speakers from Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales, and sought to explored the future of our Read more…
Several members of CRCP were invited by the Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors of Ards Borough Council to attend a Royal Gun Salute at Hillsborough Castle on Friday 6 February 2015. Together with other guests members witnessed a 21 Gun Salute to Her Majesty the Queen and afterwards enjoyed refreshments and Read more…