This week’s paper

Council to seek meeting with Chief Constable over fears that PSNI’s push to dispose of Glengormley Police Station could scupper possible multi-million pound regeneration plan.
By The Newsroom
Published 3rd Sep 2014, 11:58 BST
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M&S staff raise a record £25k for good cause

Vandals damage 17 cars in overnight tyre-slashing spree

Probe continues into man’s death at Doagh business premises

Council agrees to hold talks with Crusaders about possible Threemilewater development

Community groups take part in shared culture visit

Council shows its support for Dunanney Centre volunteers

Straid business shortlisted for Soil Association Award

UUJ plan offers chance to enhance education and healthcare facilities, says councillor

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Council to roll out new recycling scheme to 4,000 more homes

Kids bowled over as ‘Freddie’ serves up a tasty treat in Monkstown

Ballyclare siblings to climb Ben Nevis in memory of their father

In pictures: WW1 living history event at Mossley Mill; Shoreline Festival; Royal Black Institution Co Antrim demonstration in Ballyclare; Fun for all in the Grange estate

And in sport...

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Boxing: Frampton in ‘best condition of his life’ ahead of world title clash

Football: Comrades quartet named in NI Regions’ Cup squad

Reds to take on Sky Blues in League Cup

Nortel and Rathcoole progress in Steel & Sons Cup

Mossley set the pace in 1C

Cricket: Templepatrick secure place in Section 1, while Academy close in on Section 2 title

Motorsport: Veteran McWilliams bids emotional farewell to MotoGP racing

Rugby: Ballyclare off to a flyer with win over Bangor

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