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East Derry MLA, Caoimhe Archibald, has called for a halt at Ballykelly to be included in the third phase of the upgrade of the Coleraine to Derry train line.
Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has announced an updated feasibility study for phase three of the Coleraine to Derry train line, providing an opportunity for a stop at Ballykelly.
"A halt at Ballykelly would be a positive addition to the Coleraine to Derry line,” said the Sinn Féin representative.
“There is an opportunity to include a stop at Ballykelly, therefore I have asked the Minister if she will include this in the feasibility study.
“We are all aware of the challenges we face in tackling the climate emergency and transport has a key role within any plans.
"There needs to be adequate public transport infrastructure to ensure people have the opportunity to make it their first choice for travel.
“The Department of Agriculture Environment and Rural Affairs headquarters, is located in Ballykelly and a train halt would provide the opportunity for staff to use public transport to travel to work."
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Artist Joe Campbell next to the Amelia Earhart mural located in Galliagh.
The parade will take place in Claudy between 7pm and 11pm.
Lecturers on strike at the Magee College campus of Ulster University earlier this year. Further industrial action is to take place next week.
The Christmas tree in Guildhall Square was repeatedly attacked by vandals.
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