IN PICTURES: Take a look through the Ballymena Times’ archives

Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.
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Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.

Here are some from 2007 to 2010.

More every week.

PICTURE ISSUED COURTESY OF INVEST NI
3/8/07: Pictured at a successful Dragons Den style event held at Cambridge House Grammar School, Ballymena are (from left) Steven Houston, Ross Campbell, Mark Lamont, Christopher Livingstone, Geoff Spence (Invest Northern Ireland) and Nicola Garrett. 
The competition, sponsored by Invest NI and supported by NEELB, C2K and Young Enterprise NI, involved teams of pupils developing an innovative product and then pitching it to a panel of business experts with the winners receiving iPods. The main aim was to encourage young people to learn about innovation and how it can help businesses to grow. Picture: Michael CooperPICTURE ISSUED COURTESY OF INVEST NI
3/8/07: Pictured at a successful Dragons Den style event held at Cambridge House Grammar School, Ballymena are (from left) Steven Houston, Ross Campbell, Mark Lamont, Christopher Livingstone, Geoff Spence (Invest Northern Ireland) and Nicola Garrett. 
The competition, sponsored by Invest NI and supported by NEELB, C2K and Young Enterprise NI, involved teams of pupils developing an innovative product and then pitching it to a panel of business experts with the winners receiving iPods. The main aim was to encourage young people to learn about innovation and how it can help businesses to grow. Picture: Michael Cooper
PICTURE ISSUED COURTESY OF INVEST NI 3/8/07: Pictured at a successful Dragons Den style event held at Cambridge House Grammar School, Ballymena are (from left) Steven Houston, Ross Campbell, Mark Lamont, Christopher Livingstone, Geoff Spence (Invest Northern Ireland) and Nicola Garrett. The competition, sponsored by Invest NI and supported by NEELB, C2K and Young Enterprise NI, involved teams of pupils developing an innovative product and then pitching it to a panel of business experts with the winners receiving iPods. The main aim was to encourage young people to learn about innovation and how it can help businesses to grow. Picture: Michael Cooper

If you have any old photographs that you would like to share with our readers, we would love to hear from you.

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Do you have photographs from school? Maybe a sports team you played on? Or a special event that was a special memory?

We would love to see them. Send any old photographs, together with any details you have about the photo, to [email protected] and we will use as many as we can in the paper.

*Note: Some pictures may have been cropped for web publication purposes.

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