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Man Charged to Appear in Court Following Vehicle Tampering Incidents in Derry/Londonderry A 28-year-old man has been charged with multiple offences following reports of vehicle tampering and criminal damage in the Epworth Street area of Derry/Londonderry on Saturday morning. He is scheduled to appear before Londonderry Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 9 March. Man Charged After […]
Lord Mayor Names Tre-Eco as Final Charity of the Year in Belfast Belfast Lord Mayor Councillor Tracy Kelly has named Tre-Eco, a South Belfast social enterprise focused on environmental regeneration and youth skills training, as one of her final charities for the 2025/2026 term. The organisation helps young volunteers develop practical skills and confidence while […]
Northern Ireland Football League Announces 36.8% Increase in Prize Money The Northern Ireland Football League (NIFL) has announced a 36.8% increase in prize money across its competitions starting from the 2025/26 season. This latest uplift means prize funds have increased by almost 67% since the 2021/22 campaign, providing stronger financial support for clubs across the […]
Events Aimed at Ending Violence Against Women and Girls Taking Place Across Belfast This March Belfast City Council is hosting a range of events throughout March 2026 aimed at raising awareness and supporting efforts to end violence against women and girls. The programme includes a family event for International Women’s Day, workshops, panel discussions, industry […]
Detectives Make Further Arrest in Lisa Dorrian Murder Investigation Police investigating the disappearance and murder of Lisa Dorrian have arrested a 40-year-old man in Millisle on suspicion of assisting offenders and withholding information. The arrest comes shortly after the 21st anniversary of her disappearance. Detectives continue to appeal for information from the public. Arrest Made […]
Mid Ulster District Council Seeks Public Views on 2026–2027 Improvement Objectives Mid Ulster District Council is asking residents to give feedback on its proposed improvement objectives for 2026–2027. The consultation focuses on improving customer experience, supporting opportunities for young people, and reducing the Council’s carbon emissions. Residents can share their views online or through local […]
Man Convicted After Dog Attack on Another Dog at Belfast Zoo A Newtownabbey man has been fined after his off-lead dog attacked another dog at Belfast Zoo. Belfast Magistrates’ Court heard the incident left a labradoodle injured. The owner received a £200 fine along with court costs and compensation. Dog Attack at Belfast Zoo Leads […]
Portglenone businesses offer their ‘comfort facilities’ as part of new Community Toilet Scheme Several businesses in Portglenone have partnered with Mid and East Antrim Borough Council to offer free public toilet access during their opening hours as part of the new Community Toilet Scheme. Visitors can use the facilities without making a purchase, helping improve […]
Climb Slemish Mountain This St Patrick’s Day 2026 The annual Slemish Mountain St Patrick’s Day Climb 2026 takes place on Tuesday 17 March in County Antrim. Visitors can enjoy a 1.5km uphill walk, family entertainment, live Irish music, and a climbers’ certificate at the summit. Access is by Park and Ride only from Silverwood/Michelin in […]
€8.4 Million RESTART Initiative Launched to Transform Border Communities An €8.4 million cross-border initiative known as RESTART has officially launched, aiming to revitalise the rural border communities of Belturbet, Clones and Newtownbutler. The Rural Economic & Social Transformation And Resilience Transition Together (RESTART) programme is designed to address the long-term impacts of historical conflict, economic […]
