27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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A Derry councillor has warned people to be vigilant after it emerged that a 90-years-old woman had her home heating oil stolen over the weekend.
Independent Cllr for the Moor area, Gary Donnelly, said that while people have rallied to help their communities during the coronavirus pandemic there are still 'unscrupulous' individuals capable of exploiting it.
“People need to be vigilant because there are some people who are trying to take advantage of the current situation.
“Whilst others are out trying to save people’s lives and supporting local communities there are still unscrupulous individuals around who will exploit the situation for their own gains,” he added.
Rosemount Resource Centre hosting a range of events in support of International Older People’s Day on 1 October.
Mayor of Derry and Strabane, Alderman Graham Warke cutting the ribbon at the official launch of MUSE
Of Saturday's parade, the PSNI said that a "robust evidence-gathering operation was in place and we will now review the footage gathered. Any suspected offences will be fully investigated"
Derry city centre resembled a 'ghost town' when Covid-19 retrictions were first introduced.
PSNI vehicles at Ballyquin Road in Dungiven last April where a bomb was found next to a police officer's car. A 21-year-old man was arrested in Derry last night in connection with the attack
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