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MJ's New & Part Worn Tyre Service. Call: 02828 277 166 or 07886 178 929 Website: www.TyreFittersLarne.co.uk Email: enquiries@mjtyreservices.co.uk

Larne Ladies Hockey Club are in their Diamond Jubilee, having enjoyed 60 years of hockey in Ulster. Season 2012/13 Summary... Following successful back to back promotions in 2010/11 and 2011/12, Larne Ladies 1st XI have kept their place in Senior 1 with a nail biting climax to the 2012/13 season. Ulster Hockey's elite remain only 1 league away...will 2013/14 see us edge a little bit closer to top flight hockey?? Larne Ladies 2nd XI enjoyed a successful season under the Captaincy of goal keeper turned top goal scorer, Tracey Martin. 2012/13 saw them finish mid table in Junior 3 and avoid the final day relegation worries of 2010/11 and 2011/12. Another fantastic season for newbies Larne Ladies 3rd XI saw them follow up 2011/12's promotion from Junior 10 with an appearance in the Shield Final and hopefully another promotion...if the results are ever updated!! Not bad going for a re-established team in only their 2nd season. Club Captain - Tracey Martin Hon. Treasurer - Hazel Bell Hon. Match Secretary - Helen Russell Hon. Secretary - Helen Russell Junior Coordinator - Andy King Sports Forum Rep. - Leah Craig 1st XI Captain - Ruth Dalton 1st XI Coach - Andy King 2nd XI Captain - Tracey Martin 2nd XI Coach - Willy Blair 3rd XI Captain - Lucy Liddle 3rd XI Coach - Willy Blair

YMCA is a voluntary organisation that works with children, young people, families and the community, with particular regard to those who are disadvantaged and disaffected. Underpinned by Christian principles, each YMCA responds to local need and seeks to share and learn from being a part of a national and international movement.The YMCA has existed in Ireland for 160 years. There are 19 local YMCAs providing services ranging from peace building to vocational training. We have built expertise in specialist work with families, youth justice, schools and health work all founded on the principles of effective non formal education. Approximately 26,000 young people use our services every year.The Irish YMCA works both sides of the border and shares learning and kinship across the cultural divide Visit our website!! www.larneymca.com

A new Triathlon club based in the Larne area to help people to get into the sport, train for an event or just meet up with others for training sessions

For over 100 years this pleasant shoreline walk has enhanced the quality of life of generations of Larne citizens and visitors to the town. The Promenade is under threat from property speculators and their supporters in Larne Borough Council. You can help save it!!

freestyle wrestling suitable for all ages Located at Larne Leisure Centre starts at 11.30am to 12.30pm every saturday. (cost £2.50)

First Larne Mission Team going to Uganda

Dixon Park Residants Association was started in 2004 to help bring the all creeds and class together in the community.Our group is a cross community group.

Stairlift Solutions NI Call 02891 882 249, 07802 562 867 or 07764 491 387 Website: www.stairliftsolutionsni.com Email: info@stairliftsolutionsNI.com

The Town Council administers the following properties: Town Hall and Guildhall Southgate Arch Lawrence House Museum The Roundhouse Launceston Priory Ruins War Memorial Launceston Cemetery Dockacre Cemetery (closed) Grammers Park Kings Field Coach Park Dutson, Kensey and Grammers Park Allotments Westgate Street multi-storey Car Park Packhorse Bridge, Newport Windmill Wood Tourist Information Centre Launceston Town Council is the parish authority for the town of Launceston (which has a population of approximately 7,000), and is the third tier of government after Parliament and Cornwall Council. Its legal powers are granted to it and regulated by various Government Acts. Cornwall became a Unitary Authority in April 2009 and as a result of this, it is hoped that many of the local responsibilities carried out by the former North Cornwall District Council will be passed on to Town and Parish Councils to manage. Launceston Town Council is keen to take on a number of tasks but no decisions have yet been made. The Town Council supplements the provision of local government services in Launceston, and provides a range of social and recreational facilities, while promoting and representing the town with other national and statutory bodies. For example, the Town Council acts as a contultee and lobbying force with the County Council, and both regional and national government, putting forward the wishes and needs of the local community. Cornwall Council, which covers the whole of the county, consults with the Town Council on such subjects as the County Structure Plan, Launceston planning applications and the Local Transport Plan.

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