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Derry Bank of Ireland closure a 'hammer blow' - McLaughlin
Branch closures a 'hammer blow' to city centres, says Sinéad McLaughlin, following news that Strand Road and half of BoI branches will close
SDLP launches new plan for Derry's economy
The SDLP has launched its four principles for rebuilding Derry’s economy in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic
Calls for an end to 'feudal' ground rent charges in Derry
Under outdated freehold system, absentee landowners continue to levy annual rent sums from Derry property owners, says Sinéad McLaughlin MLA
Council launches 'Business Innovation & Growth' programme
Council appoints top management consultancy Full Circle to help local businesses in £820,000 programme to increase innovation and exports
Claims scheme opens for restaurants in 'Eat Out to Help Out' scheme
Claims scheme for 'Eat Out to Help Out' now open for restaurants to claim back discounts - payments follow in 5 working days
Fake Bank of England £20 notes circulating in Derry
Businesses warned of a large number of fake Bank of England £20 notes in circulation in Derry and urged to check notes at point of sale
Fears for tourism workers as National Trust announces widespread job cuts
Fears for jobs at Giant's Causeway and Carrick-a-rede as National Trust announce 1,200 UK redundancies, says SDLP East Derry MLA Cara Hunter
Funding boost to breathe new life into city centre
Almost £1m in funding will enable city centre upgrades such as street furniture and facade improvements
Counterfeit money circulated in Culmore
Two men (one in 70s one in 30s) in red Picasso made purchases with counterfeit Euro notes at two stores in Culmore on Sunday evening
New funding of £11m to help city centres recover from virus crisis
Funds will aid measures to keep shoppers safe e.g. shop frontage/awnings/canopies; outdoor furniture; heaters; queueing systems; PA/Tannoys
Anderson calls on Infrastructure Minister for local taxi testing
Taxi drivers should be able to test vehicles locally, not drive to Belfast, and policy on fines should be relaxed, says Martina Anderson MLA
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Fatal road traffic accident near Limavady
A man has died following crash on Glenhead Road outside Limavady after 4pm - he was riding a blue Kawasaki motorcycle and died at the scene
Dobbins welcomes calls for Child Poverty Task Force
With 22% of NI children living in poverty, SDLP's Angela Dobbins welcomes calls to finally establish a Child Poverty Task Force
School Milk Scheme cleared to continue for 2 years
School Milk scheme will continue for at least 2 years - 200,000 pupils in 800 schools drink 1m litres of subsidised milk each year in NI
Council survey seeks input from older people in Derry
Council launches survey of older people to ask how it can promote age friendliness and improve their quality of life
Santa opens new state of the art classrooms at Culmore Primary School
Santa opened two new state of the art classrooms at Culmore PS as the school gears up to accept digital applications from January 7