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Bringing East Antrim’s Voice to the Centre of Decision-Making
Just want to take this opportunity to wish all my constituents a blessed Easter.
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A tremendous day on the Lower Shankill with almost 60 dedicated canvassers out in force, backing Frank McCoubrey as the DUP candidate for next year’s Assembly election.
For over 20 years, Unionism has been without a voice in West Belfast — but that can change. There is now a real opportunity to take a republican seat and restore strong, effective representation for Unionist voters.
Our message is clear and direct: register to vote, turn out on polling day, and give your number one vote to Frank McCoubrey.
Over the next year, we will be relentless in driving this message home. Every vote will matter — and together, we can make the difference.
Sammy Wilson
East Antrim DUP
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Recently I recorded a conversational podcast with Harry Corbett, the Director and Founder of Intelligence Forums. We discussed various topics and I got to talk about my wonderful constituency of East Antrim.
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We will continue to ensure that the promise of broadband availability for every home in Northern Ireland is fully delivered.
In this day and age, reliable broadband is no longer a luxury—it is essential. For families in East Antrim, it means children can access online learning and educational resources without disruption. For workers and businesses, it enables remote working, supports local enterprise, and helps attract investment to our area. Strong digital connectivity also ensures that rural and coastal communities are not left behind, giving everyone equal access to services, information, and opportunities.
In East Antrim, where communities are spread across towns, villages, and rural areas, dependable broadband is vital to maintaining economic growth, improving quality of life, and keeping people connected. We must continue to push for improvements so that every household and business can benefit from fast, reliable internet.
Net zero policies are driving up ferry costs across the Irish Sea, putting unnecessary pressure on businesses and consumers.