Almost 20,000 plastic and glass bottles, 800 football, rugby and tennis balls, 120 bin bags of rubbish, 60 pieces of footwear, 22 plastic ducks, 15 traffic cones, 11 shopping trolleys and 7 bicycles, are just some of the things fished out of a local (Continue Reading)

Data released by Agrisearch indicates that during the period March to May 2020 grass growth across Northern Ireland was up to 28 per cent lower than would normally be expected for this period. When making silage bales ensure they are stored at (Continue Reading)

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Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has announced yesterday that travel restrictions will be amended to allow people who have pre booked accommodation on Rathlin Island to travel on the ferry.From 3 July tourists wishing to visit the island using (Continue Reading)

Floral tributes have been laid in Ballymena today after last nights (Continue Reading)

NIFRS Attended a car that burst into flames in the Riverside complex in Coleraine on Saturday (Continue Reading)

These would make your mouth water! Why not give McCurdys new potatoes a (Continue Reading)

With just over a week to go until the deadline to complete the annual Agricultural and Horticultural Census, Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots MLA has urged those who haven’t done so yet, to go online and fill in the survey. The survey is one (Continue Reading)

Recycling benefits not only the environment, it also helps NI businesses – keeping waste out of the environment and in our economy, Environment Minister Edwin Poots MLA has said.Minister Edwin Poots met Bryson Recycling’s Director Eric Randall (Continue Reading)