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2 weeks ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Abdullah Sabri |Flávia Gouveia |Amy Cochrane

Full repairs at Larne Leisure Centre 'will take many months and come at a significant cost'It has been revealed that it will take "many months" to repair Larne Leisure Centre after it was vandalised and set alight on Wednesday evening, and at a "significant cost". UUP MLA John Stewart met with Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Jackson Minford, at Larne Leisure Centre on Friday to assess the damage.

2 weeks ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Abdullah Sabri |Flávia Gouveia |Amy Cochrane

PSNI update after fourth night of rioting - family with young children evacuated after police treat Coleraine house fire as 'racially motivated hate crime'The PSNI has condemned a fourth consecutive night of disorder - with more arrests and officers injured. In a statement the PSNI said there was "significant disorder and violence in Portadown over a number of hours" with officers coming under sustained attack with heavy masonry and fireworks thrown in their direction.

2 weeks ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Flávia Gouveia |Amy Cochrane

PSNI update after fourth night of rioting - family with young children evacuated after police treat Coleraine house fire as 'racially motivated hate crime'The PSNI has condemned a fourth consecutive night of disorder - with more arrests and officers injured. In a statement the PSNI said there was "significant disorder and violence in Portadown over a number of hours" with officers coming under sustained attack with heavy masonry and fireworks thrown in their direction.

2 weeks ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Flávia Gouveia |Amy Cochrane

PSNI update after fourth night of rioting - family with young children evacuated after police treat Coleraine house fire as 'racially motivated hate crime'The PSNI has condemned a fourth consecutive night of disorder - with more arrests and officers injured. In a statement the PSNI said there was "significant disorder and violence in Portadown over a number of hours" with officers coming under sustained attack with heavy masonry and fireworks thrown in their direction.

2 weeks ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Amy Cochrane |Abdullah Sabri |Flávia Gouveia |Mark Edwards

Missiles were thrown at officers after a protest in Portadown on Thursday, continuing a trend that was sparked earlier in the week in Ballymena. It came after Arbour Housing in the town had sent a letter to its residents saying that a demonstration was "directed towards migrants, foreign nationals, and what (is) perceived as deviant behaviour". Masked individuals hurled masonry, fireworks and other objects at riot police late into the night.