Broughshane, Co. Antrim has been named Ireland’s Best Kept Small Town and Coleraine, Co. Londonderry has taken the title of the Best Kept Large Urban Centre in Ireland.

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The Minister for Agriculture and Rural Development, Michelle Gildernew MP MLA, has visited the Action Cancer Big Bus to call on women in rural communities to use the onboard breast screening service and to praise SuperValu’s support of the state-of-the-art mobile unit.

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This is the first time the store has achieved the Investors in People accreditation, which is one of the most respected awards for quality that any organisation can achieve and is designed to advance an organisation’s performance through its people. The IIP award is a tried and tested business tool that assists organisations to develop the knowledge and skills of their people, so that the business can achieve its objectives.

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Patsy Trolan, owner of the SuperValu store in Ballymoney, and Action Cancer’s Kerry McCrea announce the fifth annual Trolan’s SuperValu Golf Classic fundraiser in aid of the local charity. Patsy, the Trolan family and the team at the store are organising the event, which takes place on Thursday July 8 at Portstewart Golf Club. They aim to raise thousands of pounds towards Action Cancer’s Big Bus screening and health promotion unit, through sponsorship, donations and a casino night.

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Residential homes, daycare centres, health centres, opticians and dental practices across Northern Ireland are being encouraged to enter the SuperValu Best Kept Health and Social Care Facility Awards before the May 28 deadline.

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