Cairncastle Ulster-Scots will be holding the next in their series of popular soirees in the Halfway House Hotel, Ballygally, on Wednesday August 28, at 8.00pm.
The Opening Night of Larne Drama Circle’s new season will be held in the Auditorium at Larne Museum and Arts Centre on Thursday, September 12, from 7.30-9.30pm and they would welcome anyone interested in joining them to go along on the night.
Women’s Aid (Antrim, Ballymena, Carrickfergus, Larne and Newtownabbey) is appealing to people in the area to join them in October as they reach new fundraising heights.
The Parents’ Association at Olderfleet Primary School are starting their 2019/20 fundraising efforts with a Stableford golf competition at Cairndhu Golf Club on Sunday, September 1.
Dogs Trust has joined forces with Councils in Northern Ireland in a bid to prevent dogs dying in hot cars this summer and to raise awareness on summer safety for our canine friends.
Ulster Unionist MLA Roy Beggs met with senior PSNI officers this morning (Tuesday) to raise concerns over policing following the “detention” of Clyde Valley Flute Band on its return from the Apprentice Boys parade in Londonderry on Saturday.
The Giant’s Causeway has been ranked as the UK’s third best tourist destination by respected travel guide Lonely Planet, finishing ahead of attractions such as Hadrian’s Wall and London’s Tate Modern art gallery.
Hearing aid users living throughout the East Antrim area are supported in their community by Action on Hearing Loss in partnership with the Northern Trust.
Larne’s Clyde Valley Flute Band has stated it will consider making a complaint to the Police Ombudsman’s office following what it has described as the “unlawful detention” of its members.
