Boy Brigade News Today

She said he would have wanted to do so because he was a kind child who wanted to help others. Read more at straitstimes.com.

With a vast collection of over 2000 items of memorabilia, the Boys' Brigade Museum in Carrickfergus tells the story of the organisation's 140-year history.

Residents and staff at a sheltered housing complex celebrated a very special birthday this month.

I travelled the country interviewing teenage boys. I found openness, thoughtfulness, honesty and vulnerability on topics from sex, to pornography, feelings and isolation

The impact Chris McClure made on the music scene simply can’t be denied.

Uniformed organisations across Northern Ireland are struggling to meet the needs of young people, Stormont’s Education Committee has been told.

The Cook Island community is preparing to commemorate the service of soldiers and local heroes this Anzac Day in New Zealand.

Are you one of the lucky finalists? We can now reveal the full shortlist for Prolific North's Champions Awards 2024.

A Cregagh family who lost their young daughter to cancer are organising an “all-community” walk for the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice.

This Easter, the nation's favourite choirmaster is taking on Bach’s ‘St John Passion’. He talks to Helen Brown about faith, and why he's trying to convince people that music is never inaccessible