Sister’s desperate appeal for brother missing more than a week

*****UPDATE: Brian has been found. Thanks for sharing********* The family of a man missing for more than a week have issued...

Drifting, doughnuts and dangerous drivers; concerned residents hit out

Concerned residents have hit out at dangerous drivers racing the streets of Banbridge. However, police have urged those with complaints to...

Chinese failed to pay staff member £18,500, investigation finds

A Chinese takeaway in Banbridge failed to pay one staff member more than £18,500 following a Government investigation. A review into...

A1 southbound closed this weekend for construction works

Motorists are advised to allow additional time for journeys on the A1 this weekend due to slip road construction works on...

Ambition to replicate First Steps Women’s Centre in Upper Bann

There is an long-term ambition to see the work of Dungannon’s First Steps Women’s Centre to be replicated in the Upper...

Rat-infested Chinese takeaway reopens two weeks after emergency closure

A Chinese takeaway which was forced into an emergency closure after the discovery of rats has re-opened today (Tuesday). The Red...

Former council staff member handed £200,000 redundancy package

A former member of council staff was paid up to £200,000 as part of a redundancy package it has been revealed....

Broadband woe as businesses miss out on contracts

Businesses in the Borough feel they are missing out on big contracts because of the poor quality of broadband in the...

Moronic motorist risked lives of rider, horse and public with act of total madness

A Banbridge man has slammed the moronic actions of a motorist who blared his horn as he sped past him while...

Two men arrested after arson attack on house

Two men have been arrested following an arson attack in Banbridge last night (Thursday). A property in Golf Terrace was discovered...

Council respond to grammatical gaffe which cost ratepayer £1,200

A grammatical mistake on an advertising billboard which cost the ratepayer £1,200 has been put down to “human error”. Armagh, Banbridge...

Billboard advertisement grammar gaffe costs council £1,200

A grammatical error on a billboard advertisement has cost Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council an eye-watering £1,200. This massive billboard in...