by Roger Donnelly
A project to turn around a struggling area of Ballymena is thriving beyond expectations.
In June the Harryville-based 'Raglan Community Development Association' launched a £120 000 community share offer.
And already over a third of their target - £45 000 - has been raised.
It aims to create community work spaces in the former Raglan Bar.
Here's 'Raglan Community Development Association' Secretary Billy Millar:
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