A LISBURN Road trader has said the whole dynamics of the area could drastically change following the recent announcement that parking penalties are to be increased.
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Ghost bike tribute draws attention to road safety
CYCLISTS in South Belfast have vowed to campaign for better road management following a “ghost bike” tribute to a local man killed while cycling.
Tattoo big for Ulster Hall
TATTOOS continue to divide public opinion, whether you think they are garish or gorgeous, one thing’s for sure – they’re everywhere.
Petition to save building from the wrecking ball
A LOCAL man has launched a petition in a last-ditch effort to save a historic old building that has played a part in the lives of countless West Belfast people. Springfield man Ciarán Logue also plans to submit a Freedom of Information request to Alex Attwood’s office in a bid to see the documents the Planning Minister consulted when making the decision to raze the former Athletics Store building in Queen Street – a popular shopping destination of which families in West Belfast have warm memories.
Wheelchair-bound man targeted by thugs again
A WHEELCHAIR-BOUND Poleglass man who campaigns to help raise awareness of disability issues has been attacked for the third time in three years. Michael Bailey (56), who suffers from multiple sclerosis, was making his way back to his Laurelbank home after a visit to the local shops on Thursday night when he was set upon from behind by four teenage males.
Lives put in danger as street lights power sound systems
ON-STREET drinkers in Poleglass using electricity from street lighting to power music systems have been warned they are taking their lives in their hands. The warning comes after several street lights outside the Sally Gardens Community Centre were vandalised after the inspection panels were removed and internal wiring used to help soundtrack anti-social gatherings.
