East Belfast DUP MLA Robin Newton, a member of the Policing Board, has welcomed the establishment of a Business Improvement District (BID) to cover Belfast's city centre. He said it is important for the city centre to survive and thrive and act as the economic driver for all of Belfast. The BID type approach by the city centre businesses has the potential to develop the area's commercial activity to an increased level.

East Belfast DUP MLA and Policing Board member Robin Newton has said the frequency of incidents requiring the skills of bomb disposal officers highlights the huge debt of gratitude owe them.

Robin Newton East Belfast DUP MLA, said in attending the Annual General Meeting of the Wandsworth Community Association he was hugely impressed by the ongoing level of positive and popular community activity.

East Belfast MLA and Policing Board member Robin Newton has welcomed action taken by the police against those engaged in selling counterfeit designer goods.

East Belfast DUP MLA Robin Newton, a member of the Policing Board, has described the robbery of a woman in Grand Parade as a scandalous act carried out by cowardly thugs.

ROBIN Newton East Belfast DUP MLA has expressed his disappointment at the decision of the LIDI supermarket group not to award a pay increase to living wage level to local employees.

East Belfast DUP MLA Robin Newton has welcomed the lessons planned for children across 90 primary schools aimed at preventing and combating abuse. However, the Education Committee member called for a joined up approach, which includes schools and families working together.

East Belfast DUP MLA Robin Newton, a member of the Policing Board, has described the four thugs who forced entry into the East Belfast home of a man in his 70s as being dispicable individuals who need to be put behind bars.

ROBIN Newton East Belfast DUP MLA, has welcomed the announcement from UK based Intelling Ltd confirming they would be opening a Belfast office and creating 250 new jobs.

Robin Newton East Belfast DUP MLA has described the vandals who brunt down a small innovative stand alone library type wooden hut in Orangefield Park as being despicable.