Newsbriefs

Derry initiative to remember victims of terrorism

Mayor Brian Tierney to light up Council buildings red on Thursday (11/03) for European Day of Remembrance of Victims of Terrorism

Listed building between Northland Fire Station and Radio Foyle will now be turned into B&B accommodation for the tourism sector

Council held an online briefing on Thursday evening to discuss the impact of new restrictions on the local area and economy

Less than 10 of Council's 1000 staff have tested positive for Covid-19 this year, but new restrictions will inevitably impact some services

Bloody Sunday was 'a massacre of the innocents' and this was acknowledged by David Cameron, says Sinn Féin's Martina Anderson MLA

Galliagh Community Centre will provide spaces for Galliagh Women's Group, Off the Streets, Galliagh Community Group, Teach Na Fáilte and CRJ

Mayor Brian Tierney pictured with his wife Cheryl and family launching the new DCSDC Indoor Recycling Bags coming soon to homes across town

Fund of £1m will supply sports organisations with PPE safety packs including hand sanitiser, face masks, gloves and signage

Mayor joined Seamus Breslin and Trevor Temple at City Cemetery for Derry's 'History of the Headstones' tour to celebrate Good Relations Week

Council to reopen cemeteries from 8am – 7pm from this Saturday (19th September) but social distancing rules will still apply

Health Minister's £60,000 to keep Crisis Intervention Service running until April is welcome, but ongoing and long-term support is needed