24/07/2012
Other NI News In Brief
Teenager Had Knife In School
A 13-year-old schoolboy has appeared in court charged with having a knife and attacking another pupil at school.
At Londonderry Crown Court, the unnamed boy admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and possessing a craft knife.
A youth conference order was imposed on him.
Man Hit By Lorry Dies
A man who was hit by a lorry in west Belfast yesterday has died.
The accident happened on the Andersonstown Road just after 9.30 yesterday and police have appealed for anyone who witnessed the incident to contact them.
Belfast Market Traders Commit To Genuine Products
Stallholders at St George’s Market in Belfast have signed up to the national 'Real Deal' charter to combat the sale of counterfeit goods.
PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Drew Harris said profits from fake items could make their way to "organised crime gangs involved in drugs supply, human trafficking and terrorism".
Speaking on behalf of St George's Market traders, Pat Dyers said: "All of us are committed to giving shoppers at St George’s Market a real deal – not only in terms of price but also in the quality of goods we sell. Counterfeit goods have no place in St George's and we as traders are committed to making sure that they do not find their way in, and that the market is a 'fake free' environment. That is why we are fully supportive of the authorities and this initiative, which can only be a benefit to markets as a whole."
(NE)
A 13-year-old schoolboy has appeared in court charged with having a knife and attacking another pupil at school.
At Londonderry Crown Court, the unnamed boy admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and possessing a craft knife.
A youth conference order was imposed on him.
Man Hit By Lorry Dies
A man who was hit by a lorry in west Belfast yesterday has died.
The accident happened on the Andersonstown Road just after 9.30 yesterday and police have appealed for anyone who witnessed the incident to contact them.
Belfast Market Traders Commit To Genuine Products
Stallholders at St George’s Market in Belfast have signed up to the national 'Real Deal' charter to combat the sale of counterfeit goods.
PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Drew Harris said profits from fake items could make their way to "organised crime gangs involved in drugs supply, human trafficking and terrorism".
Speaking on behalf of St George's Market traders, Pat Dyers said: "All of us are committed to giving shoppers at St George’s Market a real deal – not only in terms of price but also in the quality of goods we sell. Counterfeit goods have no place in St George's and we as traders are committed to making sure that they do not find their way in, and that the market is a 'fake free' environment. That is why we are fully supportive of the authorities and this initiative, which can only be a benefit to markets as a whole."
(NE)
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