NORTH Belfast political representatives have joined union officials in meeting two teachers who were the victims of ‘upskirting’ to discuss the need for legislation around the issue. The meeting, which took place at Stormont on Monday, comes after the conviction of, Timothy Boomer (18), who was recently convicted of five counts of outraging public decency […]
Reps and union leaders meet over ‘upskirting’
Life’s grand at The Grand Central Hotel
A FORMER office building, the Grand Central hotel soars through Belfast’s city skyline, making it the largest and most impressive of the Hastings Hotels portfolio. A 40th birthday treat booking for my husband and a six minute walk from Great Victoria Street station found us at check in, amidst gleaming marble, metallic shades throughout, the […]
1971 killing of Bernard Watt to be heard in High Court
THE High Court is to hear a civil action brought against the Ministry of Defence and the Chief Constable of the PSNI by the widow a man who was shot dead by the British Army in Ardoyne. On February 5, 1971, Bernard Watt had been socialising in the Ardoyne area. At approximately 11pm a crowd […]
Food review: Get a pizza the action at Pizza Guyz
LOCATED on the busy Andersonstown Road, Pizza Guyz sit-in and takeaway restaurant offers the ultimate pizza experience. Owner Ciaran Kelly decided to open a local pizza takeaway and restaurant for a simple reason – he was frustrated by the lack of choice when it came to healthy, natural and fresh takeaway options. Pizza Guyz chefs […]
Pic of the day, Friday, June 14
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Síomha wows Bublé
A 13-year-old Coláiste Feirste pupil wowed Canadian singing superstar Michael Bublé with her vocal talent at his sell-out concert in the city on Monday night. Second year pupil Síomha Brady’s moment with the crooner was captured on video and has since gone viral, clocking up over 55,000 views. Síomha told the Andersonstown News that it […]