Your new look Chronicle - in the shops now!

This week's edition of the Coleraine Chronicle marks a new era for the historic newspaper which has been publishing since 1844.

Your favourite local weekly paper has unveiled a bright new modern design which we hope you will love.

But as ever we will be bringing you all the very latest local news, features and sport from right across the Causeway Coast and Glens.

This week we report on the death of a devoted family man after a tragic accident in the Aghadowey area last week. Tributes have poured in for the late Danny Cassidy.

In other news we report how a major social housing plan in Coleraine has been scrapped, there has been progress in the campaign for a plaque at Portrush Town Hall for LGBT activist Mark Ashton and how McDonalds has re-opened in Coleraine after a £850k makeover.

The new season for Portrush Heritage Group has restarted with a busy meeting, the council has been asked to consider free parking for beach lifeguards and People Before Profit is calling for a public protest at the data centre in Coleraine.

We have lots of pictures in this week's edition from Causeway Hospice Support Group breakfast, Building Ballysally Together Halloween party, table quiz for St. John's SVP and quiz nights for the Wave Project and the 500th quiz night at Railway Arms.

We have the very latest news from the local entertainment and farming scene and no less than 17 packed pages from the local sporting scene.

So don't miss out and get your own copy of our sparkling new look Chronicle either online or in the shops – you won't be disappointed!