Year: 2015

Ballymena Today loves Flossy Treats Candy Cart

Posted by | Feb 24, 2015 |

Wedding season is nearly upon us and at Ballymena Today we love the current trend to have Sweet Tables at your wedding. In Northern Ireland weddings can be a lengthly affair, beginning with the ceremony, then travelling, then getting photographs taken, then speeches and then the meal. Wedding Sweet Tables are an excellent way to keep you guests entertained, and their sugar levels up, until the end of the day. We first spotted this trend on P’intrest and love all the variations that have been appearing – donuts, cupcakes etc. But we feel like you just cant beat the traditional pretty sweets set up to please you wedding guests. Ballymena Today loves Flossy Treats Candy Cart The best local Northern Ireland variation on the Wedding Sweet Table that we have spotted is the Victorian Candy Card from Ballymena Business Flossy Treats. We love how they have styled their cute table to be perfect for a romantic white wedding. We also love their special little touches like the Sweet Ferris Wheel which lets wedding guests fill up their own pick and mix bag to keep them happy on your wedding day. With lots of sweets to choose from you can pick you favourites – Ferrero Rocher, Giant Strawberries, Liquorice Allsorts – there is something for everyone.  Flossy Treats also supply pretty sweet-themed wedding favours, a chocolate fountain and candy floss. The Flossy...

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Façade retention in Belfast by Wilson and Mawhinney

Façade retention in Belfast by Wilson and Mawhinney

Posted by | Feb 24, 2015 |

Wilson and Mawhinney have carried outbuilding work in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The project at Divis Street in the city was a mixed development which included eight apartment blocks and seven terraced houses. Façade retention in Belfast by Wilson and Mawhinney Wilson and Mawhinney also constructed dwellings to the rear of the old bank building. Instead of losing the beautiful iconic bank building the construction contractors were able to incorporate the existing façade into the design. Façade retention is a popular technique which needs expertise and skill to carry out well. The existing façade is supported and maintained while the internal...

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MCC Computers design new signs for Ballymena premises

Posted by | Feb 23, 2015 |

MCC Computers have designed new signs for their Ballymena Business. Based in Ballymena Business Centre, MCC Computers have been working with all aspects of I.T. From computer repairs to business server networks, hosting website and managing emails to brand management and marketing. To get more information about what MCC Computer do click here to visit their website. MCC Computers design new signs for Ballymena premises MCC Computers have had their shop front completely transformed with the help of Ballyprint. Ballyprint, located in Pennybridge, Ballymena printed and installed the new signage. We think that the new signage at MCC Computers has given their shopfront a fresh new look. It is striking, clear and a great example of the high quality service provided by local Ballymena printers Ballyprint. Click here to find out more about Ballyprint and click here to find out more about MCC Computers and the services that they can offer your...

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Corner Bakery – Ballymena

Corner Bakery – Ballymena

Posted by | Feb 23, 2015 |

Here in Ballymena we love a good coffee shop and the Corner Bakery on Ballymoney Street is fast becoming one of our favourites. Beware – this article might just make you hungry! The Corner Bakery has been under new management since the end of last year and is proving to be a busy little place. Offering everything from coffee and traybakes, to a pizza baguette, to a cosy afternoon tea there is something for everyone to enjoy. Pictures via The Corner Bakery Coffee Shop Facebook Page Corner Bakery – Ballymena We at Ballymena Today have recently got into the habit...

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Ballymena Parkrun at the Ecos Centre

Posted by | Feb 20, 2015 |

Running has really gathered momentum in Ballymena over the past few years thanks to the work of Ballymena Runners. Ballymena Runners helped establish Ecos parkrun in 2012. Runners of all ages and abilities turn up on a Saturday morning and have a go at the course which winds its way around Ecos park. They stay on for refreshments and a chat and it is organised each week by the runners themselves. It is free to join in and you just need to register once online at www.parkrun.org.uk If you have been running for years or are looking for something to motivate you to improve your fitness then head down to the Ecos parkrun. Here are some stats from the Ecos parkrun webpage. It started on 31st March 2012, and in its first three years 1,970 different runners have completed 12,677 runs covering a total distance of 63,385 km. Incredible. The Ecos parkrun is on every Saturday morning at 9.30 and all runners and walkers are timed meaning that you can track your progress and strive to beat it with a personal best! Follow the Ecos parkrun on Facebook to see photos, keep up with news and get all the updates about weather, occasionally it has to be cancelled on safety grounds because of ice. Well done to all the people who take part in this and especially to all the people who volunteer making the route safe,...

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