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Foyle Search and Rescue volunteers are taking part in training exercises today.
People have been urged not to be alarmed if they see increased activity around Craigavon Bridge in Derry this afternoon.
Volunteers with Foyle Search and Rescue will be taking part in training exercises today around the bridge.
A spokesperson for the local rescue charity said people should not be worried if they see the training in action.
The spokesperson said: "Please be advised that volunteers from Foyle Search & Rescue will be conducting training in the general area of Craigavon Bridge and Waterside House this afternoon Sunday 13th December.
"The relevant authorities have been notified.
"Please do not be alarmed with the increased activity on land in the area."
Ryan Hargy and Darren Richardson with Evolve NI, which was amongst ten community-based organisations from seven counties to complete the NetWorx25 programme.
Ciaran McNicholl, a member of Charley and The Honky Tonk Angels Line Dancers, presents an acrylic painting which he painted himself of a cowboy boot and hat to Bernie and Charley O'Kane.
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Members of the Pride In Place Board members pictured outside the Guildhall.
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