This week’s paper

Efforts to save Mallusk Primary School from possible closure have received a significant boost with the publication of plans for a switch to integrated status.
By The Newsroom
Published 1st Oct 2014, 10:40 BST
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Newtownabbey cancer patient urges people to support campaign calling for equal access to drugs across the UK

PSNI may hold off on police station sale to allow council time to consider Glengormley redevelopment plan

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Budget cuts mean three-year wait for road and footpath repairs

Coffee chain to create 15 new jobs with opening of Abbeycentre outlet

Ballyclare High School pupils pick up engineering award

Plumber in line for top tradesman title

Ballyclare remembers its part in the Great War

Time to register a vote for your favourite local business

Local man’s family donate £20k to NI Hospice

Council offers free electric blanket safety checks

Authors line up for girls’ night at Theatre at The Mill

Great support for Blythswood’s shoebox appeal

Motor on down to the annual vehicle roadshow

In pictures: Belfast High School; Ballyclare Secondary School; King’s Park PS; Straid PS; Volunteer Accolades

And in sport...

Football: United starlet McNair does Ballyclare proud

Comrades gear up for Bangor challenge

New boss aiming to revive UUJ’s fortunes

18th Old Boys get back on track

Ballynure advance in Crawford Cup

Motorsport: Reid looking to regain the lead in Superstock series

Rugby: Ballyclare progress in Junior Cup

Hockey: Beattie and Hanley on target for Ballyclare Ladies

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