- Rehiring ex-police hits confidence
- Sheen proud of uncle's IRA past
- Lowry exhibition at new arts centre
- Emergency landing after fault found
- PSNI 'must tackle attacks on young'
- No leniency for ill barracks killer
- Man shoots himself at hairdresser's
- 'New evidence' over Omagh bombing
- Man arrested following robbery
- Man held over Royal Mail van hijack
- Deal with the past, urges McGrory
- Fatal bug found in hospital taps
- Food poisoning link to watermelons
- Fines could be taken from income
Local
One day Cruse Bereavement workshop
FOLLOWING last year’s success Cruse Bereavement Care in Northern Ireland is pleased to launch its one-day workshops for 2012.
Wind turbine application on hold
PLANNING applications for two separate wind turbines have been put on hold because their location falls withing a parachute drop zone.
Minister Farry visits Ulster’s Coleraine campus
DEPARTMENT for Employment and Learning Minister, Stephen Farry, visited the Coleraine campus of the University of Ulster to receive a briefing on the University’s work in the field of teacher education.
Police urging vigilance against local burglaries
POLICE in Coleraine are urging the public to remain vigilant and protect their property against burglary.
Tribute paid to retiring Dr Clarke
A CONGREGATIONAL evening was held in Terrace Row Presbyterian Church on Saturday to pay tribute to the Rev Dr David Clarke and Mrs Hazel Clarke mark Dr Clarke’s retirement from the ministry.
National
Rehiring ex-police hits confidence
The controversy over the re-hiring of retired police officers has hit confidence in the PSNI, Matt Baggott has conceded.
Sheen proud of uncle's IRA past
Hollywood actor Martin Sheen has declared himself proud of his uncle's IRA past.
Lowry exhibition at new arts centre
Belfast's new £18 million Metropolitan Arts Centre (MAC) will host an exhibition of art by LS Lowry and a new Titanic play, it has been announced.
Emergency landing after fault found
An emergency was declared at an airport after a passenger plane was forced to turn back because of technical difficulties.
PSNI 'must tackle attacks on young'
More needs to be done to catch those responsible for more than 50 paramilitary attacks on young people in 18 months, the Policing Board has warned.
Business
‘Businesses need proper protection insurance’
TWO of Northern Ireland’s largest financial services brands have urged businesses in the Coleraine area to avoid cutting corners and ensure that they are fully protected against possible challenges that may arise as a result of the current tough economic times.
‘Think Manufacturing’
COLERAINE Borough Council has announced the launch another of its ‘Think Big’ programmes, this time entitled ‘Think Manufacturing’.
Sign up for Meet the neighbours
CAUSEWAY Chamber and Londonderry Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with DFC, will host their first joint Meet the Neighbours event at the Radisson Hotel in Limavady this Thursday.
CAP money course to run again
LOCAL people are being given another chance to get their finances in order with a popular free course being run by Christians Against Poverty.
Glimmer of hope for Peacocks staff?
STAFF at clothing retailer Peacocks are holding out hope that the firm’s administrators will find a buyer for the chain.
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Weather for Coleraine
Saturday 04 February 2012
Today
Light showers
Temperature: 4 C to 9 C
Wind Speed: 23 mph
Wind direction: South west
Tomorrow
Light rain
Temperature: 6 C to 8 C
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Wind direction: South west
