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“These chemicals can be a danger to our environment and our health”

Triax, a volunteer community group, and Pink Ladies, a cancer support group, have launched the Green Mile Project as part of their wider Pesticide Free Derry campaign which aims to see the removal of dangerous chemicals such as glyphosate from our ...

06 Dec 2021 at 19:30

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Puberty blockers: Why are they so contentious?

Puberty blockers have become a huge talking point recently. Given the intensity of the debate, Derry Now sought a wide range of opinions for a timely and considered feature on the issue. Puberty blockers are commonly prescribed, for short-term ...

18 Sept 2023 at 13:30

County Derry Post

Last call for NI Water free scheme to help farmers dispose of unwanted chemicals

NI Water’s Farm Chemical Disposal Scheme in the River Faughan and Lower Bann Priority catchment areas will be closing its applications shortly on Friday 16 th February. This is the last chance to join this fantastic scheme which will collect ...

13 Feb 2024 at 09:32

Northern Ireland

Benn ‘wrong to reject brake request’ but Government now acting – Little-Pengelly

The UK Government is acting to prevent a divergence in law between Northern Ireland and Great Britain on packaging and labelling of chemicals, the Stormont deputy First Minister has said. Emma Little-Pengelly said Northern Ireland Secretary ...

21 Jan 2025 at 13:37

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