THE third annual One City Conference took place last week with delegates from as far as the US and the Basque Country flying in to Belfast to participate.
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Attendees gather from far and wide at opening
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Joby fund nearing target
The family and friends of a North Belfast man who died after falling in to the River Lagan in January after a night out are nearing their target of raising £40,000 to buy sonar equipment for a community rescue team after a series of fundraisers over the last month.
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‘Legal high’ banned but still causing havoc
A potentially lethal former ‘legal high’ is still in demand across South Belfast, after having previously caused an “epidemic” of anti-social behaviour in local areas.
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Work begins on potholes but problems remain
REPAIR work has begun in one of South Belfast’s most exclusive residential areas after a surge in complaints about the the state of the road.
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Look who’s coming to supper
THEATRE visits are not a regular occurrence for my fiancé and I as he usually has a date with Sky Sports, so I was pleasantly surprised when he agreed to go last week. Our choice was ‘The Civilisation Game’ at the Lyric Theatre, directed by South Belfast’s very own Tim Loane.
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Firms hit by asbestos fines
A LOCAL councillor has welcomed fines for two firms which failed to remove potentially lethal asbestos from sites in the Village area.
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