I see last week’s announcement by the British government that they intend to introduce a minimum unit price for alcohol in England as a very welcome development for the whole of the United Kingdom.
Archive | March, 2012
Cooperation Ireland tight-lipped on Bertie Ahern’s position as board member
The renowned peace building charity Cooperation Ireland has failed to act over the position of disgraced former Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern as one of its board members despite him having stood down from his party over his financial dealings.
Bandits too quick on the draw for Albion’s stars
Albion Star came up against a strong Lisburn Distillery side at Stormont on Saturday.
The nuts and bolts of unity or unionism
Do you miss David Trimble? Me neither. I interviewed him once a long time ago.
Launching a new era
Barring any unforeseen icebergs, the launch of Titanic Belfast at a gala celebration on Friday and the throwing open of its doors to the public on Saturday should mark the start of a new era for Belfast.
‘Vigilante’ thus raid OAPs house
A GANG of masked burglars have raided the home of a terrified elderly South Belfast couple, claiming to be vigilantes looking for drugs.
