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More shop closures lead to Bangor fears

Yet more shops in Bangor are closing down, or have closed, amid fears that Bangor will become a ‘ghost town’ if business does not pick up.

Arthur’s quest for justice

A north Belfast man whose father was murdered 37 years ago by the IRA is asking the Chief Constable and the Police Ombudsman to reopen the case. Arthur Rafferty was shot on September 8, 1974 in Newington Street. The 56 year old Catholic civilian died three weeks later.

�14m boost for rugby at Ravenhill Stadium

Plans for a major redevelopment of Ravenhill rugby stadium have been given the go ahead, Assembly ministers have confirmed.

Disabled woman is left without heat for weeks

A severely disabled east Belfast woman has been without proper heating in her home for two weeks, and is having to spend over �10 a day trying to keep warm with two electric heaters.