POLICE have found no evidence to back up claims that shots were fired in Aghyaran last December, it has emerged.
New legislation to address bullying in schools
Education Minister, Peter Weir, has today announced that legislation to address bullying in schools will come into operation in Northern Ireland on 1
Plan revealed for easing of Covid restrictions
A five-step plan has been announced by the Executive for a gradual easing of the Covid-19 lockdown
Sentence increased for ‘horrific’ burglary
Detectives have welcomed an increase in sentence to a 25 year old man in relation to an ‘horrific’ aggravated burglary in Castlederg.
Vaccine extended to 60-64 year olds
The vaccine programme has been extended to include people aged 60-64.
Strabane branch of Bank of Ireland to close
BANK of Ireland has confirmed it will close its Strabane branch by the end of the year. Ian Sheppard, managing director NI, Bank of Ireland UK, explained, “Technology is evolving and changing the way we live and manage our lives and that includes the way our customers, increasingly, choose to bank with us. Fewer customers […]
Council workers redeployed to help combat dog fouling
TWENTY council staff who had been furloughed during lockdown have been redeployed to carry out an intensified campaign to clamp down on dog fouling in
GAA club give new lease of life to old school
A RURAL primary school which closed due to falling pupil numbers is set to get a new lease of life following a successful bid by the local GAA club
Glass on pitch is a danger to all who use facilities
A STRABANE GAA club has hit out at ‘anti community behaviour’ as youths have been drinking around tgrounds and left smashed glass on the pitch.
Sion native enlists help of Oasis legend
A SION MILLS man has enlisted the help of an Oasis legend to help him raise funds for a Manchester hospice.