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Newtownabbey PSNI issue alarm lock advice after spate of thefts

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These are the 20 most popular baby girl and boy names in the world

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Police are at the scene.

Traffic ‘returning to normal’ after Ballyclare collision

Traffic and Travel

A red Daihatsu Fourtrak was stolen.

Vehicles stolen from rural property in Co Antrim

Crime

Road closed off after fire breaks out at farm

News

Gay marriage storm at Mid and East Antrim council

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‘Dogfishing’ scam warning

Education

£2m Flood Alleviation Scheme starts at Toome Rd

Business

theft

These are the top 10 burglary hotspots in the UK

Crime

Trafficwatch is advising people to avoid Carrick's Belfast Road.

Sea wall collapses as storm batters Carrickfergus

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Traffic ‘returning to normal’ after Ballyclare collision

Traffic and Travel

Drugs and cash seized by PSNI

Drugs and cash seized after three vehicle collision - PSNI also raid drivers home

Crime

Motorists doing doughnuts on icy roads - PSNI Facebook image

Parents asked to know teens whereabouts as warning issued over 'donuts' being performed on icy roads

People

Heavy rain

Flooding makes NI river 'burst its banks' - leaving areas under water

Traffic and Travel

Shore Road crash

Pensioner (88) and woman in 40s die after horror NI weekend road traffic collisions

People

Crime More Crime >>

Newtownabbey PSNI issue alarm lock advice after spate of thefts

Crime

A red Daihatsu Fourtrak was stolen.

Vehicles stolen from rural property in Co Antrim

Crime

theft

These are the top 10 burglary hotspots in the UK

Crime

The area near Lower Captain Street - Google maps

Man arrested in connection with serious assault in NI town - suspect now being questioned

Crime

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Insight into life at ‘big school’ at St. Patrick’s College Open Night

Education

Northern Regional College lecturer Jackie Scott (right) with some of her Essential Skills students and former Thomas Cook employees (L-R) Jane, Moyra Morgan and Jennie Lyttle.

NRC acts to help former Thomas Cook employees upskill

Education

Dogs Trust warns of cruel 'Dogfishing' scam duping dog lovers. (Supplied Pic: Dogs Trust)

‘Dogfishing’ scam warning

Education

St Killian's student Emma Martin - one of the pupils from the College who has been selected to compete at the UK finals of The Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition in Birmingham in March

St Killian’s students reach ‘Big Bang’ UK Finals

Education

PSNI

Pupil (13) charged over school stabbing

Crime

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Chinese Consul General welcomed to Dunadry

Business

(L-R) Stephen Wilson McAdam Design, Mayor of Mid and East Antrim Council Councillor Maureen Morrow, NI Water's David McClean and Paul McSparran of BSG Civil Engineering pictured on site.

£2m Flood Alleviation Scheme starts at Toome Rd

Business

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M&EA business rates revaluation revealed

Business

Orla McStravick, director of Infrastructure at TEO, Alex McKee programme manager of Let's Work, David McIlhagger, vice chair of Carrickfergus Enterprise, with participants Matthew Witherspoon and Natasha Kenny. Photo by Aaron McCracken

£1.7m to help increase employment rates in socially deprived areas

Business

Politics More Politics >>

Gay marriage storm at Mid and East Antrim council

Politics

Ian Paisley re-elected as the MP for North Antrim, pictured after winning his seat at the count centre in Meadowbank Sports Arena, Magherafelt. 'PPicture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press

Paisley sees vote dip but he keeps vice-like grip on North Antrim

Politics

Members of the B Specials - some of them with batons at the ready -'take up position in Waterloo Place during the Battle of the Bogside

Unionist anger after row over memorial to B Specials

Politics

Are you interested in joining us as one of our new Local Democracy Reporters?

Local Democracy Reporters sought for exciting new NI job opportunities

Business

There were joyous scenes outside the former Wrightbus factory in Ballymena when news emerged a deal to save up to 1,200 jobs had been agreed 'in principle;.

These are the emotional scenes at Wrightbus as news emerges up to 1,200 jobs have been saved

Business

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Tragedies prompt launch of Mental Health campaign in borough

Health

Do you have what it takes to be a Samaritans Volunteer?'(pic submitted)

Do you have what it takes to be a Samaritans Volunteer?

Health

Chance to ‘Dance for Parkinson’s’

Health

Libby Henry (chairperson) and Bruce Holdstock (vice-chairperson) presenting a bouquet of flowers to Jennie Watt, the 200th person to join the Ballymena U3A this year.

Ballymena U3A membership tops 200

Health

Ald. Stewart McDonald

Alderman’s concern over local ‘growing drug problem’

Health