26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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A 23-year-old man charged with 13 offences and a 27-year-old man charged with seven offences including aggravated burglary, grievous bodily harm with intent and possession of an offensive weapon are expected to appear at Derry Magistrates Court tomorrow.
The charges follow an aggravated burglary at an address on Strabane Old Road in Derry yesterday during which the house was damaged and the 29-year-old male occupant was assaulted.
Police investigating this incident are keen to hear from anyone who may have seen a red Audi A4 being abandoned in the area of Milltown View in Drumahoe on Saturday morning.
Please call 101, quoting reference 50 16/05/20.
Ciara Ferguson MLA , Councillor Patricia Logue and Pádraig Delargy MLA make their protest against speeding motorists at the Foyle Road heard.
Cllr Shaun Harkin said Ulster University Vice-Chancellor's comments "fly in the face of government commitments to Derry and the North West"
Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan: "People shouldn’t have to choose between a fulfilling career and caring for their child but for many this predicament is very much a reality"
Councillor Emmet Doyle has accused the major parties at Stormont of "attempting to shadow box their way through the crisis being forced upon Universal Credit recipients"
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