Year: 2015

L&B launch new website featuring Ballymena properties

Ballymena Estate Agents Lynn and Brewster have launched a new website showing sites and properties for sale and to let. Their new site features properties which are in Ballymena and the surrounding villages. Click here to take a look at the new L&B website. The website profiles several beautiful houses which are currently for sale including: 104 Straid Road, Gracehill, Co Antrim Click here to get all the details about this detached bungalow set in the idyllic village of Gracehill.   52 Cloneytrace Road, Broughshane Find out more about this unique family dwelling by clicking here. Visit the L&B website now to read about these properties and browse through their New Homes, including an Eco home at Leighinmohr Crescent in Ballymena, and properties to let. If you live in Ballymena or are hoping to relocate here in the future be sure to visit Lynn and Brewster Estate Agents new website to get informed about property in the Ballymena...

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New look Bandstand set for Broadway, Ballymena

Ballymena is set for a new look at the ‘bandstand’ at Broadway in Ballymena. The new look will take away the existing ‘bandstand’ and replace it with a modern canopy which will have increased accessibility and provide a shelter which can be used for different activities. The Ballymena Times shared the news on their website last week. The Ballymena Times report that: “Councillors have approved design plans for the final piece of the Ballymena Public Realm ‘jigsaw’ – the tranformation of Broadway. The decision was made at committee level last week after members were given a presentation on the design proposal for a ‘canopy development’ at that site by consultants for the £4m Public Realm Scheme which, it was pointed out, is currently at the pre-construction stage. Anthony McGuigan of Whyte Young Green said that while Broadway is currently “a traffic island with a bandstand surrounded on all sides by roads”, it was proposed to connect footpaths to the central island by putting paving on some of the surrounding roads, with the facility to close off roads if required “for a special occasion”.” Click here to read the full report by the Ballymena Times and find out more about the new look bandstand set for Broadway,...

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Gluten Free Coconut treat from Follow Coffee

Follow Coffee on Greenvale Street are now serving yummy gluten free treats alongside their normal menu. We at Ballymena Today recently popped in and treated ourselves to an Americano and a gluten free coconut and caramel square. Gluten Free Coconut treat from Follow Coffee Gluten Free Coconut treat from Follow Coffee Gluten Free Coconut treat from Follow Coffee Click here to visit the Follow Coffee website. A gluten free diet is necessary for anyone who has been diagnosed with celiac disease. Over the past few years lots of establishments have started to make food which is gluten free and can be enjoyed by everyone. We loved the coconut caramel square and enjoyed our coffee to. If you have celiac disease and are looking for a tasty treat in town look out for gluten free treats on Greenvale Street at Follow...

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Northern Ireland on the web

This week we came across some great Northern Ireland stories online. First of all we love this story about Belfast City Airport who opened up their airport to give children with autism their first-ever airport experience. Flying can be a stressful time for any family but for children with autism the whole experience can be overwhelming. Click here to read about how the kids got on once the hit the runway.   Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency releases this infographic which shows Northern Ireland as 100 people. Click here to get a better look.     and Discover Northern Ireland have been collecting up some beautiful photographs taken of Northern Ireland in the snow. Click here to visit the Discover Northern Ireland Facebook page and send your in by tagging them with #SnowNI or email them to...

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Ballymena Today loves Clean Eating

Here at Ballymena Today we love food and the latest craze is clean eating. We reckon lots of Ballymena folks have made a New Years Resolution to eat more healthily and that is why now is a good time to investigate the Clean eating trend. Thankfully Clean Eating isn’t a diet – we are not fans of cutting things out of our meals. Clean Eating is actually a very simple concept – it is all about eating food which is as close to it’s natural state as possible. Avoid things which have been processed and refined foods in exchange for well prepared, healthily cooked food. So it does sound simple when it is explained like that but how easy is it to eat clean in real life. Here are some tips from Clean Eating Magazine which should help you make your meals healthier: Drink two litres of water each day. Eat three good meals each day and snack on fruit and vegetables in between. Read the label. Look out for foods with one or two ingredients on the list. The shorter the ingredient list the better. At first this seems like a bit of an impossible task but once you find products that you like your shopping will be much easier. Keep away from bad fats. Avoid any food which has been deep fat fried or is high in trans-fats. Also keep...

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