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Firefighters train at Huron Park’s New United Goderich

THE new owners of Belfast’s Forestside shopping centre are pressing ahead with plans for a 'food village' after submitting an application to build a fourth new restaurant at the site.

The world of shopping centres has been on quite the roller coaster ride since the first popular boom of the 1970s across the UK.

One of Co Down’s biggest shopping centres has gone on the market for £22m – a fraction of its selling price seven years ago.

Next month, an auction will be held to sell paintings that former Irish News owner Jim Fitzpatrick purchased, which are believed to be worth over £1 million.

Paintings bought by former Irish News owner Jim Fitzpatrick, with an estimated value of over £1m, will be sold by auction next month.

Glenanne Gang boss Jim Mitchell was so well connected with rogue RUC officers he used them to provide security at his farm, the Sunday World can reveal.

Martin Barratt looks back on the life of his father, Ray Barratt, and the pivotal role he played in the development of the theme parks in the UK and beyond.

One diehard “Lord of the Rings” lover took his fandom to the next level by intricately carving scenes from the series into a van that he now calls home. 

It was a letter written by a man who clearly felt trapped. Weighed down by responsibility, the author was desperate to escape it all with the woman he loved.