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Larne: Green light for proposed new facility manufacturing 'super-conducting' wires

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By Michelle Weir Verified
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A development management officer's report stated there is an existing storage and distribution unit situated within this site. An industrial unit is currently vacant. The application relates to the proposed manufacturing of “super-conducting” wires. Machinery will include insulation braiding machines, wire drawing machines, wire twisting machines and wire rewinding machines.
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Northern Health Trust chief offers reassurance to international workers following recent civil unrest

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By Michelle Weir Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Speaking at a meeting of the Trust Board at Antrim Hospital, on Thursday morning, Suzanne Pullins acknowledged difficulty for Trust staff during this period, particularly “colleagues from the international community”. “There is no place for racism in our society. I want to reassure all colleagues, they have my full support,” she said. The interim chief executive added that the priority of the Trust was the safety of all staff and service users.
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£13k barriers to tackle anti-social behaviour at Ballymena town centre car park

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By Michelle Weir Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Members of the council's Environment and Economy Committee approved installation of automatic barriers, which would close the facility at 8pm and reopen at 7am, at Church Street Car Park three in response to complaints from neighbours. A committee report said anti-social behaviour (ASB) described as “erratic driving and noise disturbance at a meeting place for groups of drivers” has continued “throughout the night” despite CCTV cameras and signage.
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