ELEVEN years after animal welfare officers told the Guardian that the case of a dog found dead hanging from blinds was the ...

AT the monthly meeting of the Operations Committee of Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council, members have raised issues ...

A SINN Fein councillor has accused unionist members of ‘voting in dominant numbers, like they always do’ after a majority of ...

SOUTH Antrim MP Robin Swann has hit out at the condition footpaths were recently left in at Oakglen in The Folly, Antrim. He said: "I recently wrote to the Infrastructure Minister following concerns ...

TOLAND House Properties has handed over the keys to the first completed home at Drew’s Glen, a 164-home development in Antrim being delivered with support from Danske Bank. Located on Niblock Road, ...

THE people of Toome turned out in their droves on Saturday to bid a tearful final farewell to a young man who had left an indelible mark on the town he loved. Kyle Johnston, a keen Gaelic footballer, ...

A DISCOVERY of eight graves thought to belong to members of the Knights Templar in Staffordshire has been described as ‘one of the most nationally important discoveries’ of its kind. Historian Edward ...

Padel Society, founded by entrepreneurs Davy McCann and James Palmer, has announced the next phase of expansion following a hugely successful first season at Muckamore Cricket Club in Antrim. Since ...

A TENDERING opportunity to create extra space at Antrim Area Hospital closed last week. CPD Health Projects provides construction procurement services for the NI Health and Social Care Trusts and ...

THE Council has said that approximately 240 people attended eight drop-in information sessions held across the borough last week about the controversial new recycling system due to begin next month.

ANTRIM and Newtownabbey Borough Council says it has no plans to recoup any Direct Investment funds given to two companies which have since gone bust. Tribe Technology Group, a manufacturer of mining ...

LOUGH Neagh is dying before our very eyes. What started as a hint of green here and there earlier in the summer has become a suffocating sludge that now poses an existential threat to the animals, ...