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A London-listed investment fund has snapped up Valley Retail Park for £7.2m.Th e Newtownabbey Park is home to names such as furniture retailer Harvey Norman, car parts company Halfords, décor specialists Harry Corry as well as furniture fi rm Harvey’sNew owner AEW UK, which announced the purchase to the London Stock Exchange, said the latest edition to its portfolio will net the fund rent of just under £1m a year. Th at’s despite two of the nine units being currently vacant. Belfast fi rm CBRE had been marketing the deal which was advertised at an initial asking price of £6.5m. Th e prospectus notes Harry Corry has requested a 20% rent reduction for two years, a consequence of the Company Voluntary Arrangement the fi rm has proposed to some of its landlords. It is planning to close eight of its 50 stores

but its Valley Retail Park store is one it hopes to retain under reduced rental terms. Purchaser AEW UK have already invested in other retail parks throughout the UK and said it’s poised to announce more acquisitions over in the near future, according to Alex Short, the Portfolio Manager at AEW UK Investment Management LLP, although it’s not clear if any will be in Northern Ireland. “We currently have under off er a range of similar deals and therefore expect to be able to make further announcements over the coming weeks.” Th e interest in Northern Ireland’s retail property by investment funds has been growing as the sector here shows signs of picking up. A report carried out for the Department of Enterprise Trade and Investment earlier this year showed the retail and wholesale sector

was one of the few to expand in the fi rst quarter of the year. And earlier this year Scottish Widows Unit Fund bought Longwood Road Retail Park, also in Newtownabbey and the home to Matalan, TK Maxx and Homebase for £48 million.

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Get Into Glengormley For Culture And Carnival

Th e Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Th omas Hogg teamed up Kathy Wolff of the Community Relations Forum and community representatives to launch this year’s Culture Night which take places in Glengormley on Friday 11 September. Don’t miss a great night of culture and carnival at the town’s second Culture Night taking place from 4 –10pm. Th e colourful event is funded by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council and jointly organised by the Community Relations Forum and Glengormley Chamber & Traders’ Association. A wide range of activities are planned for the town centre and Lillian Bland

Community Park, where family fun starts from 4-10pm. Th ere will also be music and dance performances, street entertainment and lots more. Th e highlight of the night will be the Carnival Parade which starts at 8pm at Lilian Bland Community Park, with community groups, schools and dance groups taking part. Th e parade is being coordinated by the Community Relations Forum. Any group or individuals wishing to take part should contact Kathy Wolff Tel: 028 9084 9314. Culture Night runs from 4pm to 10pm on Friday, 11 September. For more information please see www.facebook.com/getintoglengormley or telephone 028 9034 0000.

Included in the photo from left to right: Wilma Neilly, Newtownabbey Senior Citizens Forum; Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Th omas Hogg; Keely Robinson; Kathy Wolff , Community Relations Forum and Iain Patterson, Glengormley Chamber & Traders’ Association.

International Youth Day Celebrated at Ballyearl

Beyond Skin artist, Donna Namukasa, joins children and leaders from Ballyearl Summer Scheme to celebrate International Youth Day.

This week young people from Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council’s Summer Scheme at Ballyearl took part in a series of music and dance workshops to celebrate International Youth Day. Beyond Skin artist, Donna Namukasa, met with the group to chat about everyday life in her home country of Uganda. In an impressive fi nale, the children showcased their

new skills by performing a traditional Ugandan dance native to Donna’s Village. The costumes the children wore, including grass

skirts, are also native to Uganda where they are made and feature in traditional dances locally. United Nations’ International Youth Day is celebrated on August 12 each year to recognize the eff orts of the world’s youth in enhancing global society. Uganda is linked with Northern Ireland through the Northern Ireland Government International Development strategy. Beyond Skin are a local team of professional artists, facilitators, global educators and multimedia specialists who are passionate about using their gifts for the greater good. Celebrating diversity through music, arts, dance and new media they provide, develop and deliver global diversity education initiatives in an aim to address issues of racism & sectarianism. The project was supported by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council’s Good Relations Programme which receives fi nancial support from the Offi ce of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister.

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Members of Carnmoney Presbyterian Church in Newtownabbey, who have beentrained by UK charity Christians Against Poverty, are again running the club aimedat helping the local community to best handle the current economic downturn.Job club manager Sharon Abernethy, who will be leading the CAP Job Clubsessions, said: “When it comes to job hunting, having the right tools andtechniques up your sleeve can really improve your chances in fi nding work. Weprovide a personal service which gives people both practical and emotionalsupport.” Carnmoney is one of more than 100 churches of diff erent Christian traditionsacross the UK who will be running a

CAP Job Club, as they work together topositively impact the communities around them. CAP Job Clubs works with individuals to meet their personal needs. Sessionscover practical topics such as identifying strengths, CV writing and interviewtechniques. She added: “With more people facing long-term unemployment, we hope to helppeople gain the confi dence and skills they need to get back into work again.” One Job Club member said: ‘Th e job club has given me so much more confi denceand helped me know I am not useless and I now have hope. It all comes frombeing able to really share your on-going experiences with other people going

through similar life challenges.’ NEW VENUE: 6 courses have been run in Carnmoney Presbyterian Church. Th eteam have decided to bring the course to another part of Newtownabbey. Th e nextcourse takes place in Abbots Cross Presbyterian Church, 91 Doagh Road,Newtownabbey, starting at 10am on Monday 14 September 2015.

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Dog Cruelty Conviction

For Antrim WomanAliesha McLaverty, age 23, a former resident of Firmount Drive in Antrim, was sentenced at Antrim Magistrates Court today, 4th August 2015 aft er pleading guilty to causing the unnecessary suff ering and failing to ensure the welfare of a Labrador pup for which she was responsible. Th e charges were brought against Miss McLaverty by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council under the Welfare of Animals Act (NI) 2011. Th e charges related to fi ndings following an investigation by Animal Welfare Offi cers regarding off ences in April 2014, which related to a dog that had died of dehydration and starvation whilst in Miss McLaverty’s care.Miss McLaverty’s was given a two month custodial sentence, suspended for two years. In addition Miss McLaverty was disqualifi ed from the keeping of animals for a period of 5 years and ordered to pay legal costs of £119.Cliff ord Todd, Head of Environmental Health for Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council said: “Council gives a high priority to the welfare of domestic pets and horses and operates a rigorous enforcement policy to ensure full compliance of regulatory requirements. Complaints are investigated thoroughly and where necessary formal action is taken, which may include the service of Improvement Notices or, in extreme cases, the seizure of animals.“Th e Council will prosecute for off ences such as in this particularly harrowing case, which I hope serves as a warning to anyone who does not take appropriate care of animals.”




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Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Th omas Hogg, went along to the Gardens to meet some the children taking part. He comments, “Antrim Castle Gardens is not only a pleasure to visit, it is also the perfect venue to learn about biodiversity. It was great to see local families enjoying and learning about our local habitats and species, including woodlands, rivers, hedgehogs, mini beasts and bats.” Shea Graffi n, aged 5, said, “I really enjoyed making bird food cake. When I hung the food in my garden I saw the birds eating it for their tea.” Th e school programme was delivered by the RSPB fi eld teaching team.

Kids Enjoy Biodiversity Summer SchoolChildren from across the Borough took part in a Biodiversity Summer School in Antrim Castle Gardens recently, where they enjoyed an action packed week of activities including bird watching, butterfl y surveying, mini beast hunt, learning about trees and making a hedgehog home.

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What’s On Newtownabbey 2015

Welcome to the What’s on guide for your area. We’ve included what’s happening in your local area, but as you can see, we’ve room for more. Get in touch using the information below. In our guide we’ve included a list of classes, events including times and the days that there on. If you are looking something to do then why not pop along!

Belfast City Mission Parent & toddlers Innis Walk Rathcoole, Newtownabbey, Antrim Open every Monday (term

time)from 10:15 am to 11:45. Ages 0-4 years. £1 per week

Little Ones Toddler Group Kingsmoss Gospel Hall, Doagh Road, Ballyrobert, Antrim, Every Monday during term

time from 10-1130am. Babies and toddlers with their parents, grandparents, childminders etc very welcome. No

charge involved. 02893 352 515

Abbey Presbyterian 99 Monkstown Road, Monkstown, Newtownabbey

Under 5’s - 6.15-7.30pm

Explorers 6.15-7.30pm Juniors 7.15 – 9pm Seniors 7.30 – 9pm Brigaders 7.30 – 9pm Associates 7.30-9pm

Glengormley Youth Club Glenvarna Drive Glengormley BT36 8JB 028 90 840 942 Monday 6.30-9.15pm

(8-11yrs)CLASP, CLASP Resource Centre, 21 Arthur Avenue Arthur Road Newtownabbey BT36 7EJ 10.30am-12.30pm

Monday (coffee morning)

Jordanstown Art Club Jordanstown Art Club Carrickfergus BT38 9DS 02893 366 484 7.15-9.00pm First

Monday of every monthNewtownabbey Policing Community Safety Partnership Mossley Mill Mossley BT36 5QA 028 90 34 0 070

9.00am - 5.00pmRathcoole Youth Club 1A The Diamond Rathcoole BT37 9AH 028 90 85 1 172 6.30-9.30pm (8-25yrs)

ZKJ The Dojo Martial Arts Centre 51 Mallusk Road Mallusk BT36 4PU 07940 790 210 [email protected]

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Whiteabbey Presbyterian Church’s Youth and Community Ministry 602 Shore Road Whiteabbey BT37 0SN 028 90

8640 84 9.30am - 12noon Boys Brigade, Guilding Youth Ministry, Mums and Tots, Small Stars, 2-3 Club, Sunday

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EVERY Tuesday and Thursday at 8AM at the Loughshore steps, Jordanstown. I am offering a Khi Cong with a stick class.

Sticks are provided :) Cost is £5.https://www.facebook.com/events/455253711322943/http://www.immeasurableminds.co.uk/classes/All Tots Together 75 Church Road, Glengormley , Belfast, Antrim, Bt36 All Tots Together every Tuesday (term time)

from 10-12. £2 tea/coffee & morning snack. All welcome from newborn to nursery age.

Ballyhenry Presbyterian Mother & Toddlers Ballyhenry Road , (The big white church!), Newtownabbey, Co Antrim, BT36

Every Tuesday 10am - 12 noon Age ranges from newborns to nursery age.CLASP, CLASP Resource Centre, 21 Arthur Avenue Arthur Road Newtownabbey BT36 7EJ (7.00pm-9.00pm Tuesday

(Bingo)Funworks indoor play centre 3 Glenwell Road, bt36 7rf, Newtownabbey, Co Antrim Toddler club runs from 10 to

12.30pm. With free juice, toast and fruit. £3.50 per child with under ones free. Term Times only. 02890 830 010

New Mums Coffee Morning The Thunderdome, Antrim Road, Glengormley, Antrim, Bt 36 6hp 10.30 to 12.30pm

02890831509Tots ‘n’ Co New Mossley Elim Church, Newtownabbey,New Mossley Elim Church every Tuesday morning 10.30 - 12 noon. Babies to pre-school. Snacks for children, nice

breakfast for Adults. £1.50 per adult. Children free 07707 766 138Girls brigade Abbey Presbyterian 99 Monkstown Road, Monkstown, Newtownabbey

Under 5’s - 6.15-7.30pm Explorers 6.15-7.30pm Juniors 7.15 – 9pm Seniors 7.30 – 9pm Brigaders 7.30 – 9.15pm

Associates 7.30-9.15pm Glengormley Youth Club Glenvarna Drive Glengormley BT36 8JB 028 9084 0942 Tuesday 6.30-9.30pm (11+yrs)

Boys brigade 16th Newtownabbey Boys Brigade Company Tuesday 6.00-7.00pm 028 9084 1541 15 Wynnland Park

Newtownabbey BT36 6SEBallyclare Widows Group 117 Mill Road Ballyclare BT39 9DZ 028 93 322 259 1st Tuesday each month from March

– DecemberMindWise 15 - 17 Rashee Road Ballyclare BT39 9HJ 028 93 34 1 714 9.30am - 5pm

New Mossley Presbyterian Youth Club 43 Ferndale Road, Glengormley Newtownabbey BT36 5AS. 07843 858 316

Call for opening times.Newtownabbey Policing Community Safety Partnership Mossley Mill Mossley BT36 5QA 028 9034 0070 9.00am -

5.00pmRathcoole Youth Club 1A The Diamond Rathcoole BT37 9AH 028 9085 1172 6.30-9.30pm (8-25yrs)


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Playzone Mother and Toddlers Valley Leisure Centre, 40 Church Road, Nowtownabbey, Antrim, BT36

Every Wednesday from 10-11:30am. It costs 2.50 per baby/child with free tea/coffee, juice, pancakes and biscuits.

02890 340 244Glengormley Youth Club Glenvarna Drive Glengormley BT36 8JB 028 9084 0942 Wednesday 6.30-9.30pm (8-18

yrs),Boys brigade 16th Newtownabbey Boys Brigade Company Wednesday 6.00-10.15pm 028 9084 1541 15 Wynn-

land Park Newtownabbey BT36 6SE

CLASP LASP Resource Centre, 21 Arthur Avenue Arthur Road Newtownabbey BT36 7EJ 10.30am-12.30pm

Wednesday (physical activity)

MindWise 15 - 17 Rashee Road Ballyclare BT39 9HJ 028 93 34 1 714 9.30am - 5pm

New Mossley Presbyterian Youth Club 43 Ferndale Road, Glengormley Newtownabbey BT36 5AS. 07843 858 316

Call for opening times.Newtownabbey Policing Community Safety Partnership Mossley Mill Mossley BT36 5QA 028 90 340 070

9.00am - 5.00pmRathcoole Youth Club 1A The Diamond Rathcoole BT37 9AH 028 9085 1172 6.30-9.30pm (8-25yrs)



Whiteabbey Presbyterian Church’s Youth and Community Ministry 602 Shore Road Whiteabbey BT37 0SN 028

90 86 4084 9.30am - 12noon Boys Brigade, Guilding Youth Ministry, Mums and Tots, Small Stars, 2-3 Club,

Sunday Morning Live and many more.

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EVERY Tuesday and Thursday at 8AM at the Loughshore steps, Jordanstown. I am offering a Khi Cong with a stick

class. Sticks are provided :) Cost is £5.https://www.facebook.com/events/455253711322943/http://www.immeasurableminds.co.uk/classes/Glengormley Youth Club Glenvarna Drive Glengormley BT36 8JB 028 9084 0942 Thursday 6.30-9.30pm

(11+yrs)Glengormley Troop Army Cadet Force Earlview Primary School, Manse Way New Mossley BT36 5XJ 07920 832

104 7.00pm -9.00pm Thursday nightsMindWise 15 - 17 Rashee Road Ballyclare BT39 9HJ 028 9334 1714 9.30am - 5pm

New Mossley Presbyterian Youth Club 43 Ferndale Road, Glengormley Newtownabbey

BT36 5AS. 07843 858 316 Call for opening times.Newtownabbey Policing Community Safety Partnership Mossley Mill Mossley BT36 5QA 028 9034 0070

9.00am - 5.00pmRathcoole Youth Club 1A The Diamond Rathcoole BT37 9AH 028 9085 1172 6.30-9.30pm (8-25yrs)



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Little Fishes is St. Brigid’s Mums and Tots. We meet on Friday mornings 10 -11.30. St. Brigid’s Church, 48

Ballyclare Rd. BT 36 5HLToddler group 0-4yrs Manse Road Newtownabbey Church of the Holy Spirit Mossley Parish, Manse Road,

Newtownabbey, Antrim, BT36 Friday mornings 10am-12 noon during term time.

St Patricks Church Jordanstown Parent & Toddlers 113 Jordanstown Road, Jordanstown, Antrim, BT37 0NT

Fridays from 10.30 to 12 Toddler group 0-4yrs Manse Road Newtownabbey

Church of the Holy Spirit Mossley Parish, Manse Road, Newtownabbey, Antrim, BT36 Friday mornings 10am-

12 noon during term time. Glengormley Youth Club Glenvarna Drive Glengormley BT36 8JB 028 90 84 0

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Boys brigade 16th Newtownabbey Boys Brigade Company 028 90 84 1 541 15 Wynnland Park

Newtownabbey BT36 6SE Friday 6.30-8.30pm

1st Jordanstown Scouts c/o St Patricks Church of Ireland, 113 Jordanstown Road Every Friday night (school

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New Mossley Presbyterian Youth Club 43 Ferndale Road, Glengormley Newtownabbey, BT36 5AS. 07843

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Reception For CaroleTh e Mayor & Deputy Mayor are pictured with Carole Catling, Robert Sills and Vivienne and Victor Catling at the reception in Mossley Mill.

Th e Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey hosted a reception at Mossley Mill for Newtownabbey athlete Carole Catling, who picked up a gold medal in the table tennis singles event at the Special Olympics World Summer Games in Los Angeles. Th is is not Carole’s fi rst major win as she previously won a gold medal at the 2011 Special Olympics World Games in Athens.Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Th omas Hogg, expressed his delight at Carole’s recent success; “We are all incredibly proud of Carole and

delighted that she will be bringing another gold medal back to the Borough. Carole was the only athlete from the Borough to qualify for the games and earlier in the year was awarded Sports Person of the Year with a disability at the Newtownabbey Sports Awards. She is an incredibly talented athlete and we look forward to hearing about more of her successes in the future.” Carole was one of twelve Ulster athletes who competed for Team Ireland at the Games. Th e team had one of their most successful games to date, bringing home a total of 33 medals.

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expenses

are ignored when working out the value

unless it’s one that’s been specially adapted because you have a disability

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the UK in the last three years. Debts that can go into a DRO are called qualifying debts. Th ey include:

bills, council tax and income tax

agreements

To apply for a DRO:

pay the fee you may be able to get help towards the cost from some charities

submit your own application. You can fi nd a DRO adviser at most local Citizens Advice Offi ces.While a DRO is in force:

most types of debt included in your DRO

the debts.At the end of the 12 month DRO period, if your circumstances remain the same:

excluded)

because DROs don’t cover all debts.

If you’re unsure about whether a DRO is right for you, including whether you’re eligible, speak to a DRO adviser. You can fi nd a DRO adviser at most Citizens Advice Offi ces.

Get free, confi dential and independent advice from your nearest Citizens Advice– go to or www.citizensadvice.org.uk/nireland call at: Citizens Advice Newtownabbey, Dunanney Centre, Rathmullan Drive, Rathcoole, Newtownabbey, BT37 9DQ. Telephone advice is available 9am – 4pm each day 028 90852271-Lunch 1:00 - 1:30pm, email advice is available on [email protected]

Citizens Advice Newtownabbey By Pat Hutchinson MBE Sept 2015 Q. I am living at home with my parents and I have just lost my job. I have £13,000 debt and I have heard there is something called Debt Relief Orders, do I qualify for help, I have nowhere else to turn.

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Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council is providing assistance through the Employment Initiatives Programme to help people who are currently not participating in education, employment or training. Th e Council will provide 10 week placements throughout the year hosting a total of 30 people as part of their role within the programme. Th ey will be placed in various roles throughout the Council, including Grounds Maintenance Operatives, Street Labourers, Playzone Assistants and Clerical Assistants. Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Th omas Hogg commented, “We are delighted to be taking part in this fantastic initiative. Th e programme will provide valuable experience which will increase their employability in the future.”

Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Th omas Hogg and Fiona Gunning, Learning and Development Coordinator, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council are pictured with the participants.


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An innovative new initiative to help young people stay safe has been launched in the Glengormley area. Th e Street Safe initiative, operated by FASA (Forum Against Substance Abuse) involves a bus for young people, which has been out and about in the Glengormley area on some Saturday nights over the summer. Th e pilot programme which is funded by Antrim and New-townabbey Policing and Commu-nity Safety Partnership, aims to help address community safety is-sues and engage with young people

who may be involved in anti-social behavior. Staff on the bus will have communication with the PSNI neighborhood policing teams and Newtownabbey Street Pastors, who are already working hard to keep Glengormley a safe place. Speaking about the initiative, Lois Kilpatrick, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council’s PCSP Project Offi cer commented; “Th e Street Safe initiative is an innovative way to engage with young people in the area. Every-one is welcome on the bus, which

is equipped with a TV, Wii, hot drinks facilities and a CD player, providing a relaxed and welcoming environment. Th e team on board hope to have open discussions with the young people about drug/alcohol misuse and how anti-social behaviour can impact upon the community. “ Look out for the Street Safe bus in Glengormley in the coming weeks. For further information contact Lois Kilpatrick on 028 90340011 or email: [email protected]

Girvan asks how many more fi sh have to die, before the relevant departments take action.

Fish Kills on Sixmile RiverDUP MLA, Paul Girvan has today asked “How many more fi sh will have to die, before the relevant departments take the necessary action to protect our waterways. Th is is not the fi rst time, indeed this is the third major such incident over this past couple of years, and the anglers of the South Antrim area, are at breaking point, in that incidents like this seem now to happen regularly, and when you lift the papers, or try to establish the cause of such incidents, the normal response is “not enough evidence to convict”. I and my party colleagues have met with the anglers along the Ballymartin River, and also the Sixmile River, and questions are still needing answered from the previous incidents. Th ese include: Has anyone been prosecuted yet for the previous fi sh kills on the Sixmile River and the Ballymartin River? What measures have the various departments i.e DOE, DCAL, and DARD put in place to protect the rivers and their habitats? Are the departments, looking at measures to restock these rivers, with fi sh stock? Mr Girvan continued “I am glad that my party colleague, Mr Trevor Clarke MLA and I have today requested an

urgent meeting with the DARD and DOE Minister, and indeed invited them to come to the Ballymartin River, and see the destruction for themselves, and speak with the anglers, who are at wits end corner, but be assured, we don’t want petty talk at the meeting, we want answers, and more importantly, we want an assurance, that the full rigour of the law, will be implemented, and that those responsible will be taken to task. Anglers tonight are distraught and angry, and have every right to be so. Th e departments need to step up to the mark, deliver on previous promises, and take action.”




Guide: How To Prepare Your Garden For A ShedSo you’ve bought your new shed, you’re now waiting for it to be delivered and you’ve considered where you would like to build it in your garden. Below you will fi nd example of what to do and what not to do, when preparing your garden.

Chatterbox spoke to Ken at Hillhead Sheds about preparing a Garden for a Shed...have you prepared the ground ready to install your new shed onto? Ken says “When installing a timber shed you must ensure that you have a even and level surface onto which you can build it. Th is can be made using either concrete, garden slabs or even timber decking. Failing to prepare a level surface will lead to your shed warping, which can result in damaged timber or even broken windows. If you’re using one of our shed bases you will still need to clear the area for rubble. It’s also a good idea to lay a weed proof membranes, to prevent growth and eventual damage to your shed.” But I’ve paid for a shed installation service, do I still need to prepare my garden you ask? Ken says “Yes, it’s best practice to. Our installation teams will not clear your garden or lay a concrete surface for you. You will need to make sure that you have prepared the area in time for your delivery and installation. Examples of how to prepare your garden for a new shed: Concrete Hard-standing (Images are two top pictures to the right of this article) - When using concrete as a surface to support your new shed, you must ensure that it is level, fl at and that it is dry in time for your shed delivery and installation. Here are the basic steps:

Using pegs and string, mark out the base

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Dig out topsoil to about 7 cm deepAdd 4 cm layer of cementStart in one corner and start to lay the slabs (use a spirit level)Allow the cement to dry before building your shed

Using a timber decking base (Bottom Two Images) - Th is is a great way to quickly create a hard-standing for your new shed. You must ensure that it is level and should lay a weed proof membrane between the bare-ground and the base. If building a log-cabin or summer house you can easily use this method to create a beautiful verandah area.

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Normal business cannot continue at Stormont until an ongoing political row over the existence of the Provisional IRA is resolved, Northern Ireland’s largest party has said. DUP deputy leader, Nigel Dodds, spoke aft er a meeting with Secretary of State Th eresa Villiers on the IRA’s status. His comments come as part of a row over the status of the Provisional IRA aft er themurder of Kevin McGuigan Sr. Mr Dodds said Ms Villiers agreed with his analysis.‘Determined’ He reiterated that the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) would move to exclude Sinn Féin from the Northern Ireland Executive and be prepared to bring down Northern Ireland’s power-sharing government over claims the Provisional IRA still exists. “We are determined that, one way or another, we will have a government in Northern Ireland consisting of people totally committed to peaceful and democratic means only,” he said. “If other parties do not step up to the plate with us, or if the government does not take suffi cient action to deal with this matter, then we will bring about the circumstances to create the time and space in which this matter will be resolved. “I’m glad that the secretary of state recognises that it cannot be business as usual.”

Mr Dodds added that his party would be seeking a meeting with Prime Minister David Cameron. Analysis: What is the background to the Stormont row? Stormont’s power-sharing government returned in 2007, headed by then Democratic Unionist Party leader Ian Paisley as fi rst minister and Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness as deputy fi rst minister. Th e two men had been bitter enemies for many years, but the decommissioning of IRA weapons in 2005 and Sinn Féin’s endorsement of policing in Northern Ireland paved the way for Stormont’s return. In the last assessment by the Independent Monitoring Commission, an offi cial body that monitored paramilitary activity that was wound down in 2010, it said it believed the Provisional IRA had “maintained its political course” and “would continue to do so”. With Northern Ireland’s chief constable now saying the Provisional IRA still exists and some of its members were involved in the murder of Kevin McGuigan, renewed focus has been placed on the stability of the institutions at Stormont. Earlier his party colleague, Jeff rey Donaldson, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that the DUP would move to exclude Sinn Féin from the Northern Ireland Executive. Th e Northern Ireland Executive is a power-sharing government drawing ministers from

the fi ve biggest parties in the assembly.On Wednesday, the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) said it intended to leave it.‘Premature’ Th e nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) and the cross-community Alliance Party also earlier met Ms Villiers. Following their meeting, SDLP members ruled out backing a motion to exclude Sinn Féin from the executive, saying they would require more evidence of IRA involvement in the murder of Kevin McGuigan Sr. Th ey said while they had sympathy with the Ulster Unionists over the issue, they believed they had acted prematurely in leaving the executive. Th e SDLP leader, Alasdair McDonnell, said his party would not make a “knee-jerk” decision as much more information was needed. Th e Alliance Party said Northern Ireland’s political situation was in “a very serious crisis and ever deepening”. Stormont’s Employment Minister Stephen Farry, who is from Alliance, said the party would judge its response to any exclusion motion on the evidence available at that time.‘Crisis’ On Tuesday, UUP leader Mike Nesbitt said he had chaired a meeting attended by the party’s MLAs, MEP, MPs, senior representatives of its councillors association

and its party chairman, and they had “unanimously” endorsed his recommendation to leave the executive. He said the party’s ruling body would make a fi nal decision on Saturday and if it was supported then the party would form an opposition. Sinn Féin has accused the UUP of creating a “crisis”. Th e party’s North Belfast MLA, Gerry Kelly, said Sinn Féin was prepared to sit and talk to all parties. He told BBC Radio Ulster’s Good Morning Ulster: “I do not think the executive should fall”. “Mike Nesbitt is trying to push the DUP into following them [the UUP],” he added. Th e Ulster Unionist announcement came as part of a political row that has followed the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s assertion that members of the Provisional IRA were involved in the murder of Mr McGuigan Sr earlier this month. Th e 53-year-old ex-IRA man, was killed in what police believe was part of a “fall-out” in republican circles aft er the murder of former IRA commander Gerard ‘Jock’ Davison in May. Police said an infrastructure exists at a senior level of the Provisional IRA, but that there was no evidence that Mr McGuigan’s murder was sanctioned by that hierarchy.

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It is one of Belfast’s biggest murals and a well-known feature in the city’s Cathedral Quarter.Ring of Peace was originally painted in 1998 to mark the Good Friday Agreement.It is the work of the American-Chilean artist Francisco Letelier, and local artists from Queen Street Studios in the city.Now the Waring Street mural has an unexpected new addition as its central characters have decided to speak.Speech bubbles have been added, apparently advertising the services of a nearby fi rm.Artist Jennifer Trouton worked on the mural, and she is unhappy that it has been altered.“I was up and down the 60 foot scaff olding for several weeks in 1998, helping Francisco paint it,” she said.Prank“It was very signifi cant for me as I was a recent graduate and had studied in Belfast during the Troubles, so it was a very positive experience for me to paint something on this scale with this kind of message.She said she was “horrifi ed and shocked” when she noticed its new look.“I initially thought it was a prank - it’s certainly no Banksy.“Th ey’re not saying anything satirical or witty and they’re not making us look at the world

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Here's your checklist of practical healthy living tips that are ready to go. Let's get started.

Step No. 1: Take stock

Your fi rst step toward healthy living is to get a handle on your health status right now. Here's your to-do list:

Make appointments with your doctor and dentist. Catch up on your routine screening and immunizations, and take the opportunity to ask your doctor any questions you might have.

Gauge your girth. Measure your height and weight

to check your BMI, and measure your waist circumference to see if you're overweight and if your waistline is putting your health at risk.

Assess your activity. How much physical activity do you get in a typical week? How intense is that activity? How much variety do you get in your activity, and how

much do you enjoy it? The CDC recommends that adults get at least two and a half hours per week of moderate-intensity aerobic activity or one hour and 15 minutes per week of vigorous-intensity aerobic activity, plus muscle-strengthening activities at least two days per week. Keep a food diary. Write down everything you

eat for a day -- and no fair skipping the items you're embarrassed about. "The idea is to write it down ... without judgment," says Kathianne Sellers Williams,

MEd, RD, LD, a nutritionist, wellness coach, and personal trainer with Cafe Physique in Atlanta. "You can't change what you're not aware of or don't acknowledge." Check your mood and energy. Healthy living

includes emotional wellness and adequate rest. How

has your mood been lately? Are you experiencing any symptoms of depression or anxiety? Do you usually sleep well for seven to eight hours a night? Consider your social network. How strong

are your connections with family and friends? Are you plugged in with social or spiritual groups that enrich your life? "People have a fundamental need for positive and lasting relationships," C. Nathan DeWall, assistant professor of psychology at the University of Kentucky. If you're not thrilled with the answers to some of those questions, remember that the point is to fi gure out where you are today so you can set your healthy living

goals. It's not about being "good" or "bad," "right" or "wrong."

Step No. 2: Put out fi res

If you know that you have chronic health problems, whether it’s heart disease, diabetes, depression, arthritis, or other conditions, treatment is an obvious priority for healthy living. The same goes for risky behaviors, such as smoking, and addictions of any kind. Addressing these issues typically isn’t a do-it-yourself task. Partner with your doctor. Make the phone call today to schedule that appointment.

Step No. 3 Move more.

Here are top tips for increasing physical activity: Make it fun. Go on a hike, walk with friends, take a bellydancing or karate class, or whatever you enjoy.

There’s no need to stick to cardio equipment in the gym if you’re dreading it and you don’t like it, Find something that’s fun. Keep track of it. Make a note of your physical activity in your date book or calendar. Put big Xs on the

days that you exercise. Keep a visual record that you look at frequently as a reminder and motivator. Set a weekly goal for activity. To build your confi dence, make the fi rst goal so easy that you say, “I know I can do that,” We recommend weekly goals because if you set a daily goal and miss a day, you might get discouraged; weekly goals give you more day-to-day

fl exibility. And at the end of the week, reward yourself with a visual reminder of your accomplishment, such as buying fl owers for yourself. Work activity into your day. Ten percent of something is better than 100% of nothing. So even if you have 10 minutes, it’s better than zero minutes. We

suggest taking a 10-minute walk before lunch or walking up and down the stairs when you’re feeling drained and tired.

Other ideas include wearing a pedometer to track how many steps you take per day (health experts recommend shooting for 10,000 steps per day) and working with a personal trainer (double up with a friend to lower the cost) to create an exercise routine.

Step No. 4: Upgrade your diet.

A nutritionist for a dozen years, says her diet advice isn’t about eating certain foods and avoiding others as much as it is about awareness and choices. Here are her

pointers: Replace “I should” with “I choose.” So instead of “I should be eating more fruits and vegetables,” it’s “I choose to eat more fruits and vegetables” or “I choose not to,” because it’s more powerful language,” Williams says. “It shows that you’re in control, you’re making the choice. So if you choose to or you choose not to, you make the choice and you move on.”Skip the guilt. “Usually, whenever someone feels guilty about something, it feeds right back to the behavior that they’re trying to get rid of,” Williams says. “So if someone is an emotional eater and they say, ‘I know I shouldn’t be doing this,” it implies more guilt and judgment on themselves, they feel worse, and then they end up eating to comfort themselves.”Choose to plan. Stock your pantry with healthy fare and bring healthy snacks with you so you’re prepared when you get hungry. “When we’re really hungry, our

physiology kicks in and that’s when we’re craving the hamburger and fries; we’re not craving a salad,” Williams says.

Slow down and savor your food. Don’t watch TV, work, or drive while you’re eating. “A lot of people tell me, ‘My problem is that I really like food,’ but I think that’s a really good thing,” Williams says. “If you really enjoy food, sit down and enjoy your meal. You’re much more likely to feel psychologically satisfi ed if you don’t multitask while you’re eating.”Shoot for fi ve to nine daily servings of varied fruits and vegetables. Cover the rainbow of fruit and vegetable colors to get a good mix of nutrients. “If you’re not getting the rainbow, you’re probably not getting all the nutrients that you need,” Williams says.

Step No. 5: Manage stress

We recommend making two different plans to handle stress.

Routine maintenance: Develop positive coping skills, such as meditation and visualization, and look for activities, such as yoga or exercise, to keep your baseline stress level in check.

Breakthrough stress: Find ways to handle stressful situations that fl are up without warning. For instance, Williams says that after a stressful meeting at work, you might run up and down the stairs a few times to burn off anger, or retreat to a bathroom stall to take a few deep breaths and refocus.

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Th e Club is also eager to develop not only the players but coaches as well so you would be developing your own career also. If you feel you can qualify for such a role and are interested please in the fi rst instance make contact with the club on [email protected]. Please give as much detail as you can (name, age, contact details, qualifi cations etc) and we be in touch to discuss further.Now is your chance to get involved in the NEW Crusaders Football Development Centre. Get in touch and be part of success.

Crusaders have been drawn against Knockbreda in the second round of the JBE League Cup.Although drawn out as the away side the tie will be played at Seaview due to Knockbreda having no fl oodlighting at their ground.Th e tie will be played at 7.45pm on Tuesday 1st September.Meanwhile the Crues will travel across town to meet Donegal Celtic in the Co. Antrim Shield, the tie will be played on Tues-day 21st September at 7.45pm

Early Season Cup Draws Confi rmed

Crusaders Reserves are actively seeking an experienced Kit Man/ First Aider for Match Day/Nights. Th e person who is suc-cessful will take an active role in a young vibrant side and will be required to pass an Access NI check. If anyone wished to apply for this poistion can they fi rst get in touch via email on [email protected] or send a private message to this page with further contact details and we will get back to you.

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Three Mile Water Gets The Green Light At the August Planning Committee meeting of Antrim and Newtowbnabbey Council, the training complex proposed by Crusaders FC on the Th reemilewater site (Doagh Road, Monkstown) received full planning permission. Th e Complex, aimed at providing a top class facility for Womens, Youth and grassroots community sport is part of Crusaders FC’s aim to grow within a major catchment area to the north of the city. Th e next steps for the Th reemilewater scheme is a full community consultation with schools, sports clubs, youth organisations and residents groups in the Ballyduff and Monkstown areas, the development of a full business case and an application for funding. Crusaders fans are advised that whilst securing planning permission is a major step forward, the timescale envisaged for the scheme could be up to 3 years, and is subject to funding. Planning permission for a new South Stand at Seaview was submitted some months ago to Belfast City Council and it is anticipated that a decision will be made before the end of October 2015.

Planning permission for a new South Stand at Seaview was submitted some months ago to Belfast City Council and it is anticipated that a decision will be made before the end of October 2015.

Tragedy Overshadows

Ulster Grand Prix Lee Johnston was declared man of the meeting at the Metzeler Grand Prix at Dundrod. On his East Coat/Burdens BMW and Triumph machinery the 26 year old Maguiresbridge rider notched a fantastic treble with wins in the Superstock and both supersport races.Th e meetings was overshadowed by the tragic death of Scottish rider 24 year old Andy Lawson who was killed while competing in the second supersport race following a high speed crash on the fourth lap, at the deers leap section of the course. Th e opening superstock race gave Johnston his fi rst ever Ulster Grand Prix victory aft er a sensational battle with Peter Hickman that went right down to the wire. With a new lap record at 132.793mph. Johnston beat Hickman on the Briggs Equipment BMW by only 0.090 seconds as Michael Dunlop fi nished third on his MD racing BMW. Switching to his Triumph machine Johnstone made it two wins from two starts by winning the fi rst Supersport race. In a titanic battle with William Dunlop, unbeatable this season on the CD racing Yamaha, Johnston claimed another new class lap record at 128.93mph to win by 0.039 seconds with Gearlink Kawasaki mounted Glen Irwin from Carrickfergus snatching third place from Kiwi Bruce Anstey. Win number three came from Johnston in the ill-fated second Supersport event which was red fl agged with the result declared aft er three laps, giving Johnston victory by 0.4 seconds from second placed Glen Irwin as Ian Hutchinson settled for third 0.1 seconds behind Irwin.Th e fi rst superbike race provided more riveting viewing for the large crowd lining the 7.4 mile course.Th e race revolved around fi ve riders, Anstey, Ian Hutchinson, Peter Hickman and Conor Cummins, with Anstey and Hutchinson having spells at the front in the heart stopping encounter before the red fl ag came out at the end of lap six due to an accident involving Tom McHale who was injured. With the result taken from the end of lap four, Anstey was declared the winner by 0.037 seconds from a disappointed Hutchinson, Johnston was third 0.6 seconds down on Anstey. Aft er a long delay aft er Andy Lawson’s accident racing continued at the request of his family. In the concurrently run lightweight races, Sam Wilson aboard the Joey’s bar Honda, easily won

the 250cc class from Neil Kernohan and James Cowton. Czech Michael Dokoupil dominated the 400cc fi eld taking the win by 30 seconds clear of Scotsman Callum Laidlaw with Stephen Morrison a distant third and in the Moto3/125 race it was Christian Elkin, recovered from a high speed practice crash, grabbed the honours by 18.2 seconds with Conor Behan snatching the runner up spot from Nigel Moore. In treacherous conditions recently crowned Irish Supertwins champion Derek McGee was under pressure throughout the four demanding lap Supertwins race, eventually taking the chequered fl ag and his fi rst international victory by 1.8 seconds clear of James Cowton, followed by Dan Cooper. When it came to the fi nal weather beaten superbike race reduced to four laps, Peter Hickman was a man on a mission and making his intentions clear stormed away from the lights into the lead. Th e 28 year old Louth rider making his only second Dundrod appearance was really fl ying and leading from the start to fi nish held off a strong challenge from Manxman Conor Cummins and Michael Dunlop, but the determined Hickman grimly held on to snatch a memorable 0.028 seconds win over Cummins, the fi nal podium place going to Dunlop a further 0.9 seconds back in third place.

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