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Lockhart quits DUP to sit as independent Unionist MP
The DUP’s Westminster agricultural spokesperson Carla Lockhart has confirmed that she has left the party.
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Food manufacturing company fined following serious injury to employee
The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) has successfully led a prosecution against U.M.I. Foods Ltd for breaches of health and safety legislation.
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Cardiff University study explores links between farming in Wales and New Zealand
Sheepdogs helped forge 150 years of farming connections between Wales and New Zealand, according to new research by Cardiff University.
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McKillop’s SPAR awarded prestigious community award
The team from McKillop’s SPAR were recently awarded with the Involvement in the Community Award at this year’s Ballymena Business Excellence Awards.
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Derg Valley Vintage Club holds charity presentation in the Derg Arms
The Derg Valley Vintage Club recently held their annual presentation night on the 23rd October in the Derg Arms, Castlederg.
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Mark Dinsmore: Appeal for 'Good Samaritan' who stopped with him after Ballymoney collision to contact police
As the search for missing 50-year-old Mark Dinsmore from Bushmills continues, police are appealing directly to a man who they think may be able to help.
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South Eastern Trust backs regional pact to ensure families at the heart of children's services are heard
A new Regional agreement called ‘Our Pact’, which has been developed with children, young people and parents and is designed to strengthen relationships between children’s services and the families they support, is being backed by the South Eastern Trust.
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Breeding bulls selling to £4000 at Newtownstewart Mart
A good entry of cattle on offer at Newtownstewart.
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Sheep farmers urged to keep reporting disease after first detections of Shamonda virus (SHAV) in Great Britain
The National Sheep Association (NSA) is urging sheep farmers to keep reporting suspect disease in their flocks to their vet, following the first detections of Shamonda virus (SHAV) in Great Britain.
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Heavy heifers selling to £2570 at Markethill Mart
A weekly throughput of 940 cattle at Markethill included 700 store cattle, weanlings and sucklers on Saturday 31st October.
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Beef bred cows selling to to £2670 at Clogher Mart
Another large entry of 1203 cattle on offer at Clogher Mart on Saturday 31st October produced a good steady demand for a lot of quality stock in all sections plainer stock looked easier.
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Bangor man recognised for 30 years of saving lives after being named Northern Ireland’s ‘999 Hero’ at Spirit of Northern Ireland Awards 2026
John Bell has been recognised for more than 30 years of saving lives after being named Northern Ireland’s ‘999 Hero’ at the Spirit of Northern Ireland Awards 2026.
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Road workers deserve to get home safely - 'Show patience and respect. Let’s make sure everyone gets home safely'
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins and PSNI Head of Road Policing Chief Inspector Celeste Simpson are urging drivers to slow down and obey traffic restrictions during Road Worker Safety Week, beginning Monday 2 November.
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Thanks for 'Good news at the co-op' outreach
The Rural Chaplaincy team would like to express their sincere thanks to everyone who made the recent Good News at the Co-op outreach possible.
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Teagasc and CAFRE announce programme for Uplands Symposium in Killarney
The Uplands Symposium 2026 will be a day of discussion and knowledge sharing on the future of Ireland’s uplands.
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New black marking fluid now fully scourable
Heiniger has announced the launch of a new fully scourable black Si-Ro-Mark branding fluid, giving farmers access to one of the most requested colours in a formulation that protects wool value.
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Cancer charities to benefit from fundraiser in memory of former Queen’s student Colum McNally
The family of Colum McNally, who died from a rare form of cancer whilst studying Engineering at Queen’s University Belfast, has brought together family, friends and supporters to raise funds for three cancer charities to mark 10 years since Colum’s death.
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Clipex expands livestock handling systems into Great Britain
Livestock handling systems are constantly evolving to improve safety, welfare and automation – and now farmers have access to Clipex’s expertise as it expands into GB.
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Bloom becomes UK's first café chain to reward customers for walking.
Juice bar chain's own app turns daily steps into free açaí bowls, matcha and functional smoothies, alongside its usual points for purchases
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Appeal after teen knocked unconscious and fell into bonfire at Halloween event in Strabane
Detectives investigating an incident in Strabane at the weekend, in which a male teenager was assaulted and fell into a bonfire, are appealing for witnesses and information.