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Vital clearance operation safeguards Carrick pond

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Lee Robb

Lee is helping to shape a ‘Positive Carrickfergus’

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Progress on work to keep Carrick tidy

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Danielle Steele is given a lift.

‘Strictly’ dancers raise £21,000 for Mae Murray Foundation

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Carrickfergus Winter Fair

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Carrick speedsters facing enforcement action

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Shoppers urged to support pop-up shops in Larne and Carrick

Business

Paramilitary Crime Task Force seizes £10k worth of cannabis in Carrickfergus

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Residents to be given update on progress made to ‘tackle paramilitary activity’

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PSNI Chief Superintendent Peter Farrar on patrol with a neighbourhood officer in Carrick on Tuesday.

PSNI chief goes on patrol in Carrick estate

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Transport More Transport >>

Road closed following collision

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Traffic

Emergency services tasked to collision

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Witnesses sought following motorway collision

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Traffic

Collisions causing disruption for commuters

Transport

Whiteabbey Train Station.

Storm Ali: Travel disruption for commuters

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Crime More Crime >>

Paramilitary Crime Task Force seizes £10k worth of cannabis in Carrickfergus

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Victoria Cemetery.

‘Unnecessary suffering’ for widow after poppy taken from grave

Crime

Man who defrauded his dementia-suffering mother to buy booze avoids jail

Crime

Alleged paedophile hunter to contest intimidation charges

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Education More Education >>

Local parents call for integrated education

Education

Erin Curry is presented with the ASM Award by sponsor Brian Clerkin.

Carrick Grammar past pupils scoop top business awards

Business

Josephine Dowell, Callum McNally and teacher Chris Donnelly from Ulidia Integrated College ready to add some of the school's winning artwork to the Carson Awards exhibition at Lagan College. Pic by Declan Roughan

Ulidia pupils share their work in memory of Frank Carson

Education

Alex Millar, Carl Nicholl, Evan McKeown, Adam Hendry, Amy Taylor were competitors in the Ulster School Bridge Pairs competition.

Bringing bridge to a new generation in Carrick schools

Education

Carrickfergus Grammar School's year 11 history students toured the Ulster Museum.

Carrick pupils get glimpse of ‘Troubles’

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Business More Business >>

Shoppers urged to support pop-up shops in Larne and Carrick

Business

The pop up shops in Carrick and Larne feature a wide range of products.

Retail flair used to tempt customers to pop up shops in Carrick and Larne

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Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Cllr. Lindsay Millar, head of economic development, Ursula O'Loughlin, and chair of council's Economic Growth and Tourism Committee, Alderman Gregg McKeen.

Enterprise Fortnight ‘designed to unlock potential’ in Mid and East Antrim

Business

Premier Inn poised for £1m extension in Carrickfergus

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Politics More Politics >>

Beacons to be lit in memory of First World War sacrifice

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East Antrim MLA Stewart Dickson.

Dickson to seek meeting with AES over job loss fears

Business

Roy Beggs MLA.

Kilroot agreement is ‘sensible solution for Northern Ireland’

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Ulster Unionist MLA John Stewart.

‘Stay of execution for Kilroot at expense of Ballylumford’ says Stewart

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Sammy Wilson MP.

Wilson welcomes safeguard of Northern Ireland’s electricity supply

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Environment More Environment >>

Mid and East Antrim council set to strike deal to clear snow and ice in town centres this winter

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Brown's Bay, Islandmagee.

Mid and East Antrim has some of best bathing water in Europe

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Carnlough beach.

Water quality ‘good’ at East Antrim beaches

Environment

Editorial image.

Residents ‘in the dark’ after street lights removed in Islandmagee and Whitehead

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Health More Health >>

Tai Chi class at Carrick Library

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Tai Chi master helps Carrick Manor residents ‘find their inner dragon’

Health

Alderman Gerardine Mulvenna is a finalist in Alzheimer's Society Dementia Friendly Awards.

Alliance councillor pledges to increase dementia work if re-elected

Health

Dr Olive Buckley OBE.

Sedative use cut by two thirds among Carrick patients

Health

Elaine Arthurs raised �2711 for Breast and Ovarian Cancer Research at Queen's University Belfast at her Lady Captain's Day, at Whitehead Golf Club, in July. She is pictured presenting a cheque to Rachel Ketola (centre) from Queen's and Lynette McHendry (left).

Lynette raises £41,000 for breast cancer research

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