A LOCAL Councillor joined Belfast’s Lord mayor on a Stateside mission recently to sell Belfast as an “investment destination”.
Archive | April, 2012
‘Fun’ in the sun forces park closure
AN unseasonal heatwave caused early summer madness in a South Belfast park, as huge crowds forced gates to be closed early, due to boozing and anti-social behaviour.
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Beauty really is skin deep during mini heatwave
IN a past life I like to think I was a Viking. Not because of my honed, warrior-like physique, or the huge, braided beard I fully intend to grow some day, but because I think I’m best suited to an icy-cold climate.
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Colts U12s make history
History was made on Saturday for Carryduff Colts when the U12 side became the first team since the club was formed to win a league championship.
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Blue plaque recognition
TWO new blue plaques are set to be erected in South Belfast at the homes of a leading early feminist and a politician who confronted the Nazis over their persecution of the Jews.
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Park named after King Billy will close on Twelfth due to behaviour of Orange followers
TWELFTH of July celebrations have been banned from a South Belfast park named after and dedicated to Orange Order icon King William.
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