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Dog fouling problem escalates in Derry

Dog fouling problem in Derry escalates and children are most at risk, says Councillor Shauna Cusack

Council says all recycling centres closed for now and cemeteries continue to be pedestrian-only to ensure social distancing

No leaving home without 'a reasonable excuse', employers must enable workers to work from home or ensure social distancing at work

Council has agreed funding of £280,000 for community led responses to assist the most vulnerable as the Coronavirus pandemic continues

Plan for a £1m Creative Support Fund for artists to move their performing lives online, also £10k for Go Fund Me Bread and Butter initiative

Some cross-border construction workers threatened with no pay unless they travel to Dublin in crowded vans - then must share cramped digs

Free travel for NHS workers on public transport services in Northern Ireland from tomorrow, says Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon

Community care workers are anxious about having to do their job without protective clothing and equipment, says Cllr Mary Durkan

Derry's cross-border workers cannot access emergency payments north or south and are left dependent on Universal Credit, says Colum Eastwood

Protective clothing is needed for postmen, delivery drivers, and Royal Mail staff, says Mark H. Durkan

Staff paying through salaries will be reimbursed, staff paying at car parking machines can claim back for April-June 2020