Stories By Francois Vincent, Local Democracy Reporter
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Dungannon
/ 2 months agoCouncil implored to consider DNA database to curb dog fouling
Councillor Dominic Molloy has called on Mid Ulster District Council to explore the possibility of creating a DNA database for all...
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Portadown
/ 2 months agoApproval granted for multi-use training and 3G pitches at Hanover FC grounds
Exciting upgrade plans have been approved for Hanover Football Club, with a Multi-Use Training Area (MUGA) training pitch and adjacent 3G...
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Armagh
/ 2 months agoNew pizza restaurant approved for Armagh city centre
A new pizza restaurant is set to open in Armagh city centre later this summer. A vacant retail unit at 3...
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Banbridge
/ 2 months agoRinging the changes as refurbished red phone box to be retained in Banbridge
A recently refurbished traditional telephone kiosk on the Huntly Road in Banbridge is to be retained. And as the retro phone...
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Craigavon
/ 2 months agoPlans for new £1.7m access road into Rushmere given green light!
Plans for a new access lane, to facilitate access into Rushmere Shopping Centre from Central Way in Craigavon, have been approved....
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Armagh
/ 2 months agoGreen light for Orange Hall extension
Approval has been granted for an extension to Lisnafeedy Orange Hall. The works will see a new meeting room and toilet...
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Portadown
/ 2 months agoPortadown offices to be converted into 11-bedroom HMO
A large building at 44-48 Carleton Street, Portadown, is going to be converted from an office block with six offices, to...
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South Armagh
/ 2 months agoMullaghbawn man forever indebted to maternity staff at Daisy Hill after wife falls seriously ill
South Armagh resident, Liam Reichenberg has spoken of his overwhelming sense of gratitude to the maternity ward staff at Daisy Hill...
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Portadown
/ 2 months agoThirty-eight homes approved next to Methodist Church in Portadown
Planning approval has been granted for the erection of 10 detached dwellings, 22 semi-detached units and six townhouses on land adjacent...
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Armagh
/ 2 months agoSouthern Trust will not have budget deficit this year but interim chief warns of ‘choppy waters ahead’
The Southern Health Trust will not have a budget deficit for the financial year 2024/25, the interim chief executive, Steve Spoerry,...
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Lurgan
/ 2 months agoTen townhouses instead of two apartment blocks in Lurgan
Planning permission has been granted for the erection of 10 townhouses in the vicinity of 126 Victoria Street, Lurgan, in lieu...
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Dungannon
/ 2 months agoListed building in Dungannon to be converted into 14 apartments
A planning application for the conversion of offices at 18 Northland Row, Dungannon, into 14 short-term let apartments, was approved by...
