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19 May 2022
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Safety works will commence at Limavady Bus Centre on Monday, February 22. The work is part of a wider safety upgrade programme being carried out at more than 20 Translink stations across the network over the 1-2 years.
The upgrade will take up to 12 weeks, and will enhance passenger and staff safety with improved lighting, safety signage and installation of protective bollards.
Some resurfacing works will be required to bus departure areas that will require a temporary reduction of bus stands.
A Translink spokesperson said: "These works will be undertaken in compliance with government and Public Health Agency recommendations on COVID-19.
"All efforts will be made to maintain appropriate social distancing for the worksite and ensure no restrictions on current social distancing measures at Limavady Bus Centre."
Amelia Earhart pictured shortly after landing in Ballyarnett 90 years ago.
Bishop Dona McKeown speaking at the opening of the memorial garden dedicated to Manus Deery.
Cormac Quigley scored two from play, including a late winner to help Limavady secure their first win of the season this weekend seeign off Glenullin. Pic by Mary K Burke.
Ivor Neill. Pic by Martin McKeown.
Banagher's Gavin O'Neill scored five points from play against Kilrea at the weekend. Pic by Mary K Burke.
Amelia Earhart made history when she landed in Derry.
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