RTC damage to electricity pole sparked alert near Newtownabbey school, says NIE Networks Newtownabbey TimesAn overhead power line brought down in a road traffic collision sparked an alert near Abbots Cross Primary School on Friday morning.
Election 2019: Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council candidates BBC NewsFull list of candidates running for election to Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council on 2 May 2019.
Horse fair returns as Ballyclare May Fair celebrations continue Newtown Abbey TimesThe traditional horse fair returns to Main Street on Tuesday (May 21) as Ballyclare May Fair celebrations continue in the Co. Antrim town.
Newtownabbey man attacked ex-partner in car at traffic lights Newtown Abbey TimesA man who attacked his ex-partner while they were stopped at traffic lights claims he had been bitten in the face, a court heard today.
Concerns as murderer 'with Dublin connections' reamains on the run Extra.ieA murderer from Northern Ireland remains 'unlawfully at large' more than 18 months after his licence was revoked, amid concerns he could have fled to the ...
65 candidates to stand in Antrim and Newtownabbey Newtown Abbey TimesA total of 65 candidates have submitted nomination papers to stand in next month's local government election to Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council.
Cannabis ?factory? discovered in Newtownabbey Newtown Abbey TimesPolice have located a cannabis 'factory' in Newtownabbey after a suspected drug dealer was detained in a Belfast club. Detailing the operation, a PSNI ...
Lodges to descend on Larne for Twelfth Newtownabbey TimesBrethren and bands from across Newtownabbey will be converging on Larne tomorrow for the annual East Antrim Combine Twelfth demonstration.
Have your say on Local Development Plan Ballymena TimesAntrim and Newtownabbey residents are being invited to have their say on the council's new planning framework for how the borough should develop up to ...
New Northern Ireland 100-bed hotel could create up to 500 jobs Belfast TelegraphA new multi-million pound development plan for Newtownabbey, which could create up to 500 jobs, has received the green light despite teething issues.