Moves to curb global tax dodgers must be given priority by the G8 gathering today, Derry MP Mark Durkan has said.

SDLP Councillor for Creggan, Jim Clifford, has welcomed the news that Road Service will place additional traffic calming measures on Creggan Heights.

As well as bringing hundreds of thousands of people to Derry, Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann will also bring money-spinning opportunities for local people.

One of the most important historic monuments in Derry is getting a facelift.

Sixty-five people have been laid off at the Derry waste firm at the centre of illegal dumping allegations.

Martin McCrossan of City Tours (www.derrycitytours.com) has scooped yet another accolade, this time the prestigious Tourism Hero Award at this year’s Northern Ireland Tourism Awards.

World renowned experts in cyber security, robotics, brain science and energy efficiency will be in Derry next week for an international conference hosted by the University of Ulster.

A major waste facility in Derry has been shut amid allegations of “immense and appalling” illegal dumping operations run by organised criminals.

More than 30 jobs have been created in Derry with the opening of a new discount store in the city.

Derry businesses can be the best they can be with the help of the Investors in People initiative, former Derry Mayor Kevin Campbell has said.

Steve Wosniak has told a Derry press conference that Apple’s tax scandal can damage the brand of the tech giant he co-founded.

The co-founder of computer giant Apple is to address one of Europe’s largest business events in Derry this morning.

It has been confirmed that a Canadian firm, Rio Minerals, is to be granted more than 100 prospecting licences for Inishowen.

It’s “vital” that The Venue at Ebrington is kept after the City of Culture celebrations to continue to attract high-profile performers to the city, a local MLA has said.

A renewed call has been made to have City of Derry Airport renamed to commemorate the city’s historic links to aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart.

Rotary World President Sakuji Tanaka said it was a “dream come true” to open the international peace forum in Derry.

Plans to build a massive incinerator on the outskirts of Derry have moved a step closer.

Agriculture Minister Michelle O’Neill says she is on track and on target for the relocation of 800 DARD jobs to Ballykelly.

A group of journalists from Germany and Switzerland have visited Derry as part of a tourism drive to encourage more visitors from central Europe.

Concert goers planning on travelling to Derry this weekend for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend are being advised to plan their journey well in advance and to avail of the additional rail and bus services that have been put in place.