All posts tagged "Banbridge"
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Banbridge
/ 16 hours agoMan accused of assaulting uncle forced to declare himself homeless in bail bid
A Banbridge man who is accused of assaulting his uncle and ripping his T-shirt has been granted bail despite being unable...
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Armagh
/ 3 days agoBail refused for Armagh man alleged to have rammed ex’s car and punched her in face
A banned driver was refused bail on Thursday after a district judge heard claims he rammed his ex’s car and punched...
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Banbridge
/ 2 weeks agoSoldier accused of causing death of man on A1 to face Crown Court
A soldier charged with causing the death of a Co. Down man on the A1 by dangerous driving has heard today...
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Banbridge
/ 2 weeks agoSecretary of State visits Banbridge businesses to offer support as they prepare for path to recovery
Northern Ireland Secretary of State Brandon Lewis has been in Banbridge where he has met local business owners as they prepare...
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Banbridge
/ 2 weeks agoMan accused of sending explicit Snapchats to child refused removal of electronic tag
A Banbridge man accused of sending sexually explicit photos and messages to a child on Snapchat has been refused a bail...
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Banbridge
/ 3 weeks agoTwo men arrested on suspicion of possession of Class A drugs
Following searches of properties in the Banbridge area today (26 June), two men aged 27 and 42, were arrested on suspicion...
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Banbridge
/ 3 weeks agoCovid concerns raised over ‘unworkable’ Council planning office
Concerns have been raised over the size of ABC Council’s Planning Office with staff fearing their ability to social distance in...
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Banbridge
/ 3 weeks agoMulti-million pound housing plans to get green light on site of former linen factory
Plans for a multi-million pound redevelopment of a former factory site in Banbridge – to provide social housing and special accommodation...
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Banbridge
/ 3 weeks agoPopular restaurant The Halfway House to cease trading citing ‘economic viability’
A popular borough restaurant will cease trading despite the imminent lifting of strict lockdown measures citing “economic viability”. The Halfway House...
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Armagh
/ 3 weeks agoContinental style café culture ‘could increase footfall in our towns and city’
A continental style café culture across “could increase footfall in our towns and city”, according to the Council’s chair of of...
