- Man found dead in canal-plunge car
- Reduced A&E could become permanent
- 'Black box' bid to cut premiums
- 20 Taser deployments 'justified'
- Titanic 'key' to tourism recovery
- Commissioner 'should oversee PPS'
- Public probe urged over baby deaths
- Split over Bloody Sunday march plan
- Boards to redraft school reports
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£50k grant for listed building
THE Mayor of Londonderry, Alderman Maurice Devenney, has stressed the importance of maintaining the historic built heritage of the city.
Blooming good courses at NWRC
THERE are some blooming good courses at North West Regional College for those wanting to get their gardens in order in 2012.
Fined for planning offence
A LONDONDERRY woman has been fined £250 in respect of a planning offence.
Busy year for NWMRT
The North West Mountain Rescue Team has reported one of their busiest years in some time.
One life. What’s it all about?
The Christian view of life and what it is all about, will be the theme of the new version of the world wide acclaimed Christianity Explored course which will commence on Wednesday 18 January at 8pm for seven weeks in Magheramason Church Hall.
Sport
So far so good for Newtowne
Newtowne manager Michael Burns is “delighted” with his teams commanding performance over FC Ballynure last weekend. The Limavady intermediate side scored six times against their rivals without reply.
One in and one out at the Brandywell
A deal to bring striker Rory Patterson to the Brandywell moved a step closer today (Thursday).
Ironman feat to help African kids
ONE of the North West’s best known solicitors and amateur athletes has vowed to undertake surely one of the most gruelling feats in athletics to bolster the lives of African children.
Waterside men buzzing
FOR the first time since the Christmas break there was a full programme of fixtures in local junior soccer. The twice postponed City Cup took centre stage and there was one upset with Eglinton defeating BBOB.
Lifestyle
UUP call for action on dog fouling
The UUP in Londonderry say they have been contacted in recent days by residents in Newbuildings regarding the on-going problem of dog- fouling in the village.
Swimming pool reopens
Lisnagelvin Leisure Centre swimming pool re-opened this week, following the recent closure due to storm damage to the roof.
Community
Ill elderly forced to evacuate care home due to bomb attacks
ELDERLY residents at a care home - including some people who had just been released from hospital - were forced to evacuate their homes after dissident republicans planted two bombs that rocked Londonderry last night. (Thursday)
UUP call for action on dog fouling
The UUP in Londonderry say they have been contacted in recent days by residents in Newbuildings regarding the on-going problem of dog- fouling in the village.
Hamilton’s factory to be demolished
A LONDONDERRY street is to be sealed off while a factory which is said to be unstable is demolished.
Blown tyres may have sparked bomb alert
TWO tyres blowing out on a lorry may have sparked the security alert that resulted in businesses being closed and people evacuated from their homes earlier this week.
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Weather for Londonderry
Friday 27 January 2012
Today
Cloudy
Temperature: -0 C to 8 C
Wind Speed: 22 mph
Wind direction: West
Tomorrow
Light rain
Temperature: 5 C to 7 C
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Wind direction: South
