WELLINGTON college pupils have taken part in an educational outreach programme ahead of this year’s Cinemagic festival.
Archive | November, 2011
Reel issues debated through top children’s film festival
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Linfield paper over the cracks
An unconvincing 1-0 home win over Dungannon Swifts moved Linfield five points clear at the top of the Carling Premiership table, and also brought a turbulent week for the club to a close.
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McKavanagh family’s ‘closure’ over 21-year-old Billy’s death
THE family of a young Markets man shot in the back by a British soldier have said they can walk past the spot where he was killed after an apology from the Ministry of Defence.
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Food for thought
Diane Hoy is the author of The Scullery, a recently released book that looks at recipes from the Ulster-Scots heritage. She is also a regular contributor to the Ulster-Scots magazine Oot an Aboot and a part-time clerical officer at Queen’s University. She will be signing copies of her book at Newtownbreda Library on November 10.
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Holyland area costing £3 million per year to maintain
The notorious Holyland area of South Belfast is costing authorities almost £3 million a year to maintain, a major conference looking at problems there has revealed.
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Tesco gets go-ahead in Carryduff
A major new supermarket for Carryduff will begin construction next year after plans backed by the Planning Service were passed by Castlereagh Council last week.
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