News - Portadown Times

News

Headlines More Headlines >>

Legendary Northern Ireland kitman Derek McKinley remembered

News

The Moores Lane carpark. INLM3811-152gc

Free parking scheme for Christmas period

News

Annaghmore Residents Committee with Sinn Fein Cllr and Deputy Lord Mayor Paul Duffy and Sinn Fein MLA Cathal Boylan

Petition calls for traffic calming ‘before someone is seriously hurt’

Environment

Samuel McKinley was arrested yesterday after absconding during an unescorted day release on Thursday

Call for review after third killer absconds from jail this year

Crime

Missed insurance payment

Crime

Man in his 80s left shaken by burglary ordeal

Crime

Shouting and swearing outside pub

Crime

Prison warning on fake licences

Crime

Judge's court wig and hammer or gavel

Trailer only had three wheels

Crime

Neglected dog while he went out drinking

Crime

Transport More Transport >>

Sheep causing havoc on A1

Transport

M1 crash causing long delays

Transport

The PSNI closed the section of the M1 on Thursday morning.

Entire section of M1 now closed

Transport

Traffic

Traffic and travel: improvement works to see nightly closure of major road

News

Travel news: Fallen tree partially blocking Co Down road

Transport

Crime More Crime >>

Call for review after third killer absconds from jail this year

Crime

Missed insurance payment

Crime

PSNI

Man in his 80s left shaken by burglary ordeal

Crime

Shouting and swearing outside pub

Crime

Education More Education >>

Lismore Comprehensive scoops inaugural award

Education

Birches Primary School Eco Team

School pupils, who led campaign for safer footpaths, win top Eco Award

Education

Pictured at a bricklaying ceremony at the new Clann Eireann Youth Centre are from left, Derek Baker, permanent secretary, Dept of Education, Grace Crosby and James Beatty, St Ronan's College students, and Dee McKerr, chairman of Clann Eireann Youth Development Committee. INLM42-206.

Work underway on new £2m youth club

Education

Stephen Creber, principal of Brownlow College. INLM1212-157gc

A caring principal, to teach was his vocation

Education

Questions have been raised about the future of school crossing patrols

Education Authority offers assurance about future of school crossing patrols

Education

Business More Business >>

Glen Dimplex workers to stage two 24 hour strikes

Business

Mark ONeill from Draperstown, started his business, The Roof Window Specialist, after completing his business plan with the Go For It programme, with support from Workspace Enterprises in Draperstown and Mid Ulster District Council. Mark is now working all over Northern Ireland installing and replacing roof windows and loft ladders and his business is growing from strength to strength

Local entrepreneurs urged to ‘Go For It’ during Global Entrepreneurship Week

Promoted content

Helen (pictured right) with Melanie Christie Boyle, Chief Executive of Ballymena Business Centre, who provided Helen with expert advice and help with developing a business plan in order to help turn her business idea into a reality

Local mum hails Go For It programme after she achieves life goal of opening her own business

Promoted content

Some of those involved in Enlighten Portadown's Entrepreneur course

‘Dragon’s Den’ for young people

Business

Politics More Politics >>

SF snub of Armistice Day ‘a backward step’

News

Three Northern Ireland councils have written to Chancellor Philip Hammond

Three Northern Ireland councils join forces to pitch for growth deal

News

Lurgan War Memorial

‘Disappointment’ at some DUP politicians who failed to attend War Memorial church service where priest participated

News

Daniel and Amy McArthur from Ashers Bakery emerge from the Supreme Court in London on Wednesday. (Photo: P.A. Wire)

Social media reaction to Ashers 'gay cake' Supreme Court ruling

Politics

DUP leader, Arlene Foster, believes the Good Friday Agreement could be changed in order to make way for Brexit.

Should the Good Friday Agreement be altered to make way for Brexit?

Politics

Environment More Environment >>

Petition calls for traffic calming ‘before someone is seriously hurt’

Environment

Cllr Liam Mackle

Faded road markings cause concern

Environment

Raw sewage at Craigavon City Park

Raw sewage bubbles up into City Park

Environment

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is watching irresponsible dog owners with its latest 'watching eyes' campaign. Reminding dog owners of their personal responsibility to clean up after their dog, the campaign will see glow in the dark watching eyes signs installed in various trouble spots across the borough. Acting as a warning, the signs will highlight to thoughtless dog owners that this behaviour does not go unnoticed even in the darker evenings. Lurgan Model Primary School pupils Kaitlyn, Max, Charlotte, Eoghan and Katie along with Principal Neill Campbell joined with Chair of Environmental Services Cllr Keith Haughian, Head of Environmental Health Gillian Topping and Community Engagement Officer Pamela Hanna to launch the campaign. �Edward Byrne Photography

Council keeps an eye on offenders

News

Health More Health >>

Emergency Departments at Craigavon and Daisy Hill ‘extremely busy’

Health

UUP MLA Doug Beattie is a former solider who served in Iraq and Afghanistan

Doug Beattie calls on Army veteran to end hunger strike

Health

Ciara Henderson from Lurgan hands over a cheque for �5,555.00 to MacMillan Cancer Relief. Ciara is pictured with her husband Bradley and their two children Olive aged four and Edith aged seven months as well as Trevor McCann, owner of the Corner House in Derrymacash. Ciara raised the money by holding a Coffee Morning at the Corner House. Ciara had been diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma earlier this year. She wanted to raise money for MacMillan as they had been very helpful during her treatment.

Young mum Ciara says thanks to Macmillan for their support

Health

More parking restrictions at Craigavon Hospital

More car parking restrictions at hospital

Health

Craigavon Hospital - Picture Gavan Caldwell'see story Philip Bradfield

No ‘current’ plans to move breast screening out of Southern Trust area

Health