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Jeremy Corbyn calls for 100% redress
Jeremy Corbyn has called for 100% redress for homeowners affected by deleterious materials and sulphide minerals.
The former British Labour party leader was speaking at a press conference in Derry's Ráth Mór Centre, in Creggan, as part of the weekend's Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary events.
Mr Corbyn also urged the British and Irish Governments and the Assembly in the North to formulate a redress option for families in the North and Britain with holiday homes in Donegal, Mayo and other affected counties.
Holiday home owners are currently excluded from the current Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme and the proposed 'enhanced' scheme announced by Housing Minister, Darragh O'Brien, on November 30, 2021.
Mr Corbyn drew comparisons between mica-affected homeowners in Ireland and his constituents who have bought lease-bound flats, with flammable cladding.
Ciara Ferguson: "Every individual has the right to live free from discrimination, as well as the right to be free from torture, inhuman and degrading treatment."
Derry City lost 2-1 at Sligo Rovers.
The Ironman champion completed ten Ironman challenges in ten days last year, raising over £100,000 for local charities
Devices were removed from cars parked on Portstewart Strand.
Concerns have been raised over the availability of HRT medication in the North
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