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100 NEW BEDS FOR ELDERLY BANBRIDGE'S shortage of nursing home beds could be a thing of the past if planners give the green light for a new facility on the edge of the town.

ESTATE AGENT TO CLOSE LOCAL OFFICE JOYCE Estate Agents are to close their Banbridge office and relocate all business to the company's Portadown premises.

DEVELOPERS EXPRESS DISAPPOINTMENT AT REFUSAL THE developers of Bridgewater Park have expressed their disappointment at last week's planning refusal for the Tesco store.

TRADERS WANT TO WORK WITH TESCO AND BRIDGEWATER BANBRIDGE Traders' Association is determined to build a town centre which looks confidently towards the future.

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NEW SPORTS PITCH OPENED

DONACLONEY RESIDENTS' FEARS OVER SPEEDERS

DITCH STEEL SHUTTERS SHOP OWNERS URGED

FULL ATTENDANCE AWARD FOR WILLIAM

MLA ASKS PUBLIC TO JOIN FIGHT AGAINST AUTISM

PUPILS SHOWCASE THEIR TALENTS

SUSPICIOUS VEHICLES

SCHOOL AWARDS

POLICE PROBE THEFT OF ALLOYS

WORK AT CRAIGAVON NEW-NATAL UNIT

WEATHER FAILS TO RUIN BARBECUE

DUP ACCUSED OF RUNNING SCARED ON EDUCATION

TEENS AWARDED FOR CHALLENGE PRIZES

OVER 60S URGED TO APPLY FOR FREE TRAVEL

STUDENTS STRIDE AHEAD FOR ACTION MS

PROJECTS REACH STAGE C

SIMPSON RESPONDS TO DRUMCREE BAN

WATER RESULT FOR ORLA

HALL COMPENSATION CONSULTATION

TESCO STORE PLAN TURNED DOWN

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