Stories By Richard Burden
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Armagh
/ 1 month ago‘Horrendous’ pothole repairs imminent as alderman asks who in council to send ‘bill for my latest flat tyre’
Work on repairing the pothole-plagued pathway to the Palace in Armagh is expected to get underway in October. The confirmation came...
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Craigavon
/ 2 months agoNew Drumgor Primary principal Jason feels ‘at home’ and excited for the future
He is only four days into the role as the new principal of Drumgor Primary School and already Jason Price knows...
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Newry
/ 2 months agoCouncil asked to support changes allowing officials to ‘request surrender’ of alcohol in public areas
A notice of motion will see Newry, Mourne and Down District Council asked to back proposed changes to public drinking laws...
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Banbridge
/ 2 months agoGo-ahead given for Banbridge’s second ever registered HMO despite dozens of neighbours objecting
Approval has been given for what will be only the second registered HMO in Banbridge despite dozens of objections. The application...
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Lurgan
/ 2 months agoNight-time fishing and fresh investment could be on the line at Lurgan Park lake
Night-time fishing on Lurgan Park lake could become a reality as one of a number of potential benefits of a new...
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Portadown
/ 2 months ago‘Enough is enough’: Anger as Portadown children still without play park more than three years on
Children living in the Abercorn Park area of Portadown have been without a play park for over three years, with deadline...
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Camlough
/ 2 months agoComms equipment on Camlough Mountain to be upgraded to prevent loss of emergency service cover
Communications equipment on Camlough Mountain is to be upgraded to ensure “continued coverage” for emergency services in the event of power...
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Lurgan
/ 2 months agoCouncil breaks silence over ‘starved’ Lurgan dogs backlash saying it responded ‘in line with policy’
ABC Council has said it will “continue to co-operate” with police but will be making no further comment around concerns raised...
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Armagh
/ 2 months agoJohn’s delight as ‘Silent Farm & Machinery Show’ raises over £9,000 for Lisanally School – and counting!
A ‘Silent Dairy Farm & Machinery Show’ held at the weekend has exceeded all expectations and already raised over £9,000 for...
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Lurgan
/ 2 months agoLurgan horror as dogs left to starve in crates despite months of neighbour warnings
Two dogs were left to starve to death after being left locked inside crates at a flat in Lurgan despite concerns...
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Armagh
/ 2 months agoSouthern Trust tightlipped over extension plans on historic St Luke’s Hospital site in Armagh
The Southern Health Trust is remaining tightlipped over a planned extension to St Luke’s Hospital in Armagh. Planning applications had previously...
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Lurgan
/ 2 months agoMan charged with causing unnecessary suffering after two dead dogs found at Lurgan property
A man has been charged after the discovery of two dead dogs in Lurgan. The 47-year-old has been charged with abandoning...
