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Div container & footer text align

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I have 2 questions about a simple website I've just started. The test webpage is http://www.lylechristine.co.uk/test8.html

 

It's a simple site - static background image, fixed header and footer, basic content in between.

 

You can see on the left is news section which is a div box positioned on the page with the left and top values. On the right is protected twitter content.

 

1. For this style of page, should I really have two main columns on the left and right sides to contain this news/twitter content, rather than using top/left values as positions for individual div elements? If so, should I start with a large div container that would surround everything on the page?

 

2. On right hand side of the footer I have some social media icons. In the middle of the footer is some text: copyright and CONTACT. This text is set to align in the middle of the footer, but it's aligning the centre between the left hand side of the page and the first social media icon for twitter (these icons are actually in the footer). What changes should I make to get the text to align centrally with the left and right hand sides of the page and ignore these icons?

 

 

Thanks a lot for your help guys, I really appreciate any info on these topics.

 

Cheers,

 

Floydy

 

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