It’s reported that one resident was told, following the erection of union flags on nearby lamp-posts, that if they were taken down “their house will be burnt.”
Mr Honeyford has said: “Everyone deserves to feel safe in their homes, and the fact that this is the second time in the last month we’re seeing this kind of intimidation here in this area is especially repugnant.
“Our community belongs to everyone. We simply cannot accept any kind of sectarian demarcation of territory or personal threat of violence, and this must be roundly condemned by all.
“Lisburn is an overwhelmingly welcoming place. These individuals speak solely for themselves and offer nothing beyond increasingly futile attempts at dragging Northern Ireland back into the past.
“I’ve been in contact with the PSNI regarding this incident, and will continue engaging with authorities to ensure those responsible are dealt with urgently.”