SOCIAL networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook are normally frowned upon in the classroom but a group of teachers are utilising the sites for a new event which they hope will boost the profession in the North.
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Students claim victory over British military on campus
A GROUP calling for the British Army to keep out of Queen’s University have claimed a victory after an event by the head of the campus’ Officer Training Corp (OCT) was “postponed”.
River incident cop praised for actions
A PSNI officer who risked his own life to save a woman from drowning in the River Lagan is to be recommended for official recognition by South Belfast DPP members.
A sign of recognition for remarkable women
A COLLECTION of street signs are to be unveiled marking the achievements of South Belfast heroines for International Women’s Day.
Major jobs and training boost for Irish speakers
A NEW social enterprise aimed at training young people for jobs in the Irish language sector was officially launched last week by Education Minister John O’Dowd.
Best and worst of Council
The compassionate best and bickering worst of our city’s councillors were on full display at their monthly get together at City Hall last week.
