Lifestyle

Motorists are being advised to seek an alternative route following a report of a lorry losing its load in the Ballynure area.

The Northern Ireland Water Education Team have delivered lessons about ‘Refill’ to Parkhall Integrated College.

Women’s Aid ABCLN will be holding a quiz night on Friday May 24, from 7.30pm, in Dobbins Inn, Carrickfergus.

Calling all green fingered residents across the Antrim and Newtownabbey area - the borough’s Best Kept Garden Competition has been launched.

The grounds of Clothworthy House will be the setting for The Skills of the Ancients Archaeology Festival from Tuesday, May 28, to Saturday, June 1.

Calling all local singers...could you be the star of The Voice 2020?

Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.

A Carnlough man’s creative design has won him a place at the prestigious BBC Gardeners’ World show at the NEC in Birmingham.

Larne Camera Club’s special guest next Wednesday evening (May 22) will be photographer Leslie Hanthorne.

Siofra McClure, a Customer and People Trading Manager at Asda Ballyclare, is one of only a handful of Asda colleagues from Northern Ireland selected to attend the Shareholders Conference of Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, this June.

The organisers of the Royal Landing pageant to be held on Saturday June 8 have announced arrangements for the parade.

Cairncastle Ulster-Scots will be holding a soiree in Halfway House Hotel, Ballygally, on Wednesday May 29, at 8.00pm.

Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.

Businesses across Northern Ireland are being called on to ‘virtually’ row as far as they can in four hours on Friday, June 14.

Fifteen East Antrim companies have been named in the Institute of Directors NI Top 100 locally controlled Northern Ireland businesses.

Volunteers are being sought to join First Monkstown Rainbows, Brownies and Guides to inspire and empower the next generation of girls and young women in north Belfast.

A team of builders in Belfast got more than they bargained for when they found a litter of five newborn kittens and their mother curled up in a dirty sheet.