See You On The Other Side: A riveting Belfast tale of love, friendship and the Great War - Anne Hailes
See You On The Other Side is filled with local interest, especially to Belfast readers
90-year-old Ray Wilson: A life of service and compassion through Volunteer Now’s befriending scheme - Anne Hailes
Volunteer befrienders are a vital help to the housebound and lonely
Anne Hailes: The art of bookbinding
Anne Hailes speaks to professional bookbinder Rosanne Cecil
Relive history and Ulster Television’s past through digital archive - Anne Hailes
Ulster Television went live 65 years ago
Use your loaf and bake bread for peace - Anne Hailes
Anne Hailes speaks to Donegal woman Breezy Kelly about her Bake Bread for Peace inititative
The Outcasts’ Greg Cowan: ‘I played Paris when I was 17 and imagined I was David Bowie. The next day I was painting the railings in Ormeau Park’ - Anne Hailes
The life and times of Greg Cowan, front man of Belfast punk pioneers The Outcasts - and decorator of the Crown Bar
Gaza one year on: Belfast Jewish and Palestinian voices appeal for prayer - Anne Hailes
On the anniversary of the October 7 attacks, Anne Hailes speaks to those in Northern Ireland affected by the war in Gaza over the past 12 months
Trans-positive play’s ‘come as you are’ message - Rose + Bud review
Semi-autobiographical piece has an uplifting ending
Belfast Song, a vivid picture of west Belfast family life in the early 1900s - Anne Hailes
This is a history book as well as a story of human endurance, of heartbreak and humour
The BBC is tone deaf to the needs of viewers who rely on sign language - Anne Hailes
If Labour was serious about tackling obesity it would regulate junk food outlets, not just TV advertising
Keeping the body pure is important but not easy - Anne Hailes
The advice of the late Dr Michael Mosley is giving Anne food for thought
God’s clowns are in sad decline - Anne Hailes
Puffins are already in decline and apparently we might well be waving goodbye to the common gull and the elegant Arctic tern...
The X Factor has nothing on this - Anne Hailes
If you think you have star quality, Belfast Has Talent wants to hear from you - and it’s all in the name of promoting positive mental health
Behind the scenes at Antrim and Newtownabbey Crematorium, providing care and compassion for those facing family sadness - Anne Hailes
Anne gains an insight into the personal and unique ‘ministry’ at Antrim and Newtownabbey Crematorium
Tyrone tales and the Irish experience of life in 1970s London brought to life by Owen O’Neill - Anne Hailes
Writer is appearing at Aspects Festival in September