Armagh lowest paying area in whole of UK for locum pharmacists

Armagh was found to be the lowest paying area in the whole of the UK for locum pharmacists at just £15.25...

New corporate plan will see record £110m spent across borough

A new five-year corporate plan for the borough has been launched which would see a record-breaking £110 million being spent on...

Former Parochial Hall in Armagh to become state-of-the-art community venue

The former parochial hall at Cathedral Road in Armagh is to be brought back into productive use – as a new...

Stroke survivor Helen holding walk on the Mall to raise awareness and funds to help others

An Armagh woman who suffered a stroke over two and a half years ago is staging an event on the Mall...

Foster care event hears of need to recruit 200 more families in the next year

Sixty people have attended an event aimed at helping to boost the number of families willing to open their homes as...

Cousins Marie and Ciara in skydive fundraiser for renal unit in memory of their granda

Two Co Armagh cousins are preparing to take part in a skydive fundraiser in memory of their much-loved grandfather. Marie Curry...

Illegal fly-tipping cost taxpayers more than £500,000 for two-year clean-up costs

Taxpayers have paid out more than £500,000 – the equivalent of employing 15 nurses – cleaning up the mess of fly-tipping...

Milford company hands over £3,000 Belfast Marathon proceeds to two great charities

Staff at a Milford-based car dealership have handed over £3,000 to two very deserving charities. Fleetwise, based at Hill Street in...

Ban for woman who failed to give breath test after parking outside Gough Barracks

A Gildford woman who refused a breathalyser test after parking outside Gough Barracks in Armagh has been banned from driving for...

Unanimous backing to help end ‘unacceptable’ delays on special educational needs statements

Council can no longer “shirk their role” in ensuring adequate educational provision for all children – including those with special educational...

‘No evidence’ of police misconduct after man cut himself with razor blades in custody

The Police Ombudsman has found no evidence of police misconduct after a man harmed himself with razor blades which he managed...

Palace Park visitors vent anger over ‘stinking’ bags of rubbish lined up along public path

Bags of litter collected from roadsides around the borough were left piled up at the Palace Demesne for all and sundry...