Community rallies round local business

Residents and politicians have come out in a show of support for shop-owners at Lagan View Enterprise Centre who have suffered a series of break-ins over recent weeks. Pictured (front) are Diane McLucas, owner of Barkingham Palace, and Melanie Hepburn, owner of Day Today, along with Jonathan Craig MLA, Adrian Bird, chair of Lagan View Enterprise Centre, Alderman Paul Porter, Edwin Poots MLA and Paul Givan MLA. US1414-576cd Picture: Cliff DonaldsonResidents and politicians have come out in a show of support for shop-owners at Lagan View Enterprise Centre who have suffered a series of break-ins over recent weeks. Pictured (front) are Diane McLucas, owner of Barkingham Palace, and Melanie Hepburn, owner of Day Today, along with Jonathan Craig MLA, Adrian Bird, chair of Lagan View Enterprise Centre, Alderman Paul Porter, Edwin Poots MLA and Paul Givan MLA. US1414-576cd Picture: Cliff Donaldson
Residents and politicians have come out in a show of support for shop-owners at Lagan View Enterprise Centre who have suffered a series of break-ins over recent weeks. Pictured (front) are Diane McLucas, owner of Barkingham Palace, and Melanie Hepburn, owner of Day Today, along with Jonathan Craig MLA, Adrian Bird, chair of Lagan View Enterprise Centre, Alderman Paul Porter, Edwin Poots MLA and Paul Givan MLA. US1414-576cd Picture: Cliff Donaldson
The local community and politicians have come together to show their support for a Lisburn family run convenience store based at Laganview Enterprise Centre.

Laganview Convenience store, which is a social enterprise business run by a local family who live in the area, has been broken into for a second in the same number of weeks.

Barkingham Palace dog grooming parlour and Laganview Enterprise Centre was also damaged in the break-in.

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