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Santa’s Smashed Burger makes an appearance on the festive menu

Don't miss limited-edition Santa’s Smashed Burger this festive season

The new Christmas menu even features festive cocktails

Festive treats galore as TGI Fridays launches a special Christmas menu

YPBC member Markus Smith with NSPCC Senior Participation Officer, Sinead McSorley at the Childline Foyle base. Each flower on the wallboard represents a young person who has contacted Childline

Derry teen Markus Smith making a difference on NSPCC board for change

Lidl launches ‘Mystery Box’ worth over £100 - in partnership with NSPCC (Photo: Adobe Stock / We Are The Romans)

Lidl launches ‘Mystery Box’ stuffed with middle aisle items

Fiona, middle row, far left, with her husband and children.

Derry mother-of-ten reflects on 25 years as an NSPCC volunteer

Bronagh Officer, NSPCC Northern Ireland Helpline Practice Manager. Bronagh aims to clock up 155km throughout March in aid of the charity’s Helpline service.

Derry girl tackles 155k walking challenge to raise money for NSPCC Northern Irel...

Bronagh Officer, NSPCC Northern Ireland Helpline Practice Manager, at the NSPCC Northern Ireland Belfast hub.

Derry girl Bronagh walking 5K a day to raise money for NSPCC

Reported child sexual offences at record levels in the north, according to NSPCC

Reported child sexual offences at record levels in the north, according to NSPCC

Frank Mitchell launches Lidl Northern Ireland’s annual Christmas Trolley Dash in aid of NSPCC. (Phil Smyth)

Lidl Christmas trolley returns

Louise Frazer, who has been working with NSPCC NI for 16 years.

Derry woman reflects on 16 years helping young people with the NSPCC

Huge changes are coming to WhatsApp messenger app

WhatsApp now allows users to hide intimate chats - how it works

The number of extreme sexual abuse content towards children online has doubled since 2020

Breaking How to keep children safe online amidst growing online sexual abuse

Britain's astronaut Tim Peake gestures as his space suit is tested at the Russian-leased Baikonur cosmodrome (photo: Getty Images)

First News: Peake viewing as Tim Peake hosts brand new space programme

The Derry Council building will be lit up green.

Derry and Strabane council buildings to light up green

Eva Czabanik.

Counsellor 'privileged' to be working in Derry Childline this Christmas
Childline Counsellor is proud to work at Foyle base through Christmas because “the festive season can be incredibly tough for many children” and she wants to be there for them
Daire Ní Chanáin

Shoppers across the region were swept up in festive fever as they took on the retailer’s annual Trolley Dash on Saturday 10th December. 41 lucky customers took on their very own supermarket sweep, working against the two-minute timer to bag as many items as they could – for free! Trolley Dash ticket sales this year raised more than £90,000 for the retailer’s well-established charity partner, NSPCC Northern Ireland. Pictured taking part in the dash in the Lidl Northern Ireland store on the Buncrana Road is winning customer Martina Nash. Martina Nash walked away with a festive feast worth £315.18.

Martina bags a bargain with Lidl trolley dash

FIFA World Cup 2022: Children at greater risk of domestic abuse

Kim Doherty who volunteers with NSPCC’s Young Witness Service.

Derry woman's volunteering with NSPCC helped her get back on her feet

Pantosaurus pictured at Ebrington Square launching the virtual phase of the #PANTS campaign. From left are Leanne Brown, WHSCT, Dermot Harrigan, Derry and Strabane PCSP, Margaret Gallagher, NSPCC, and Paul Villa, PSNI.

NSPCC joins forces with Western Health Trust agencies to ‘Talk PANTS’

Margaret Gallagher, NSPCC

NSPCC urge families to take part in Safer Internet Day

Childline

Childline looking for volunteers in Derry

Connell Wilson winner of the Lidl Trolly Dash Competition at the Buncrana Road Store in Derry and collected £263.02 worth of groceries.

Derry man wins festive feast in Lidl supermarket sweep trolley dash in aid of NS...

Gary Bailie and Dermot Bradley outside their home.

Derry couple aim to light up Christmas for NSPCC NI with a ‘Lidl’ help

Joanne McMaster, NSPCC NI, Gordon Cruikshanks, Lidl NI and Miya McGovern.

Lidl in Derry launching annual Charity ‘Supermarket Sweep’

NSPCC NI Assistant Director Bronagh Muldoon

NSPCC to retain face-to-face service in Derry

The tool originally was piloted early last year (Photo: Shutterstock)

Young people can report and remove nude images of themselves online using new to... Rhona Shennan

Gary with his young family. (Picture: Michael Coker/Kid Circus)

Derry man Gary’s Father’s Day wish for all local dads

NSPCC help to keep children safe online

Join Leona Lewis at a virtual concert in aid of Childline

Calls to NSPCC Cymru have "surged" during the coronavirus lockdown (Shutterstock)

Calls to child abuse helpline have 'soared' during coronavirus lockdown - these ...

Centre manager Sinead Hegarty

NSPCC work is continuing despite the lack of face-to-face contact

Here’s how to keep kids safe online - according to new government guidelines

Google has admitted to sending more than 100,000 private user videos to stranger...

Facebook to allow parents to monitor their kids' chat messages

Half of British 10-year-olds use smartphones - and 24% of 3 and 4-year-olds have...

NSPCC chief Neil Anderson

NSPCC chief calls on new Stormont Executive to put children and families first

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Derry soprano Margaret Keys helps raise £34k for Childline with Christmas concer...

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Childline: what we are doing makes a real difference

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We’re a team of ‘doers’

Childline Founder and President Dame Esther Rantzen pictured with local area manager Georgina McGlinchey during her recent visit to the Foyle Childline offices in Derry. DER1219GS-034

Childline/NSPCC hub located in city centre

Childline Foyle volunteers & counsellors take part in event

Parents have said that children as young as 10 can be left home alone (Photo: Shutterstock)

Nearly half of parents would leave kids under 12 home alone, poll finds

Parents differ on how old children can be before they are able to babysit younger siblings (Photo: Shutterstock)

Poll: When is it acceptable to leave your children home alone?

Momo.

Parents warned over disgraceful ‘Momo’ cyberbullying ‘game’

Hugh Kennedy has urged other local people to consider volunteering with NSPCC Northern Ireland.

Derry volunteer urges more people to give up their time for NSPCC

Hayleigh Fleming.

Sinn FÃ©in candidate urges vigilance following NSPCC internet warning

Child sexual exploitation charity calls on public to know the signs of abuse

Training is being offered to local tradesmen and tradeswomen.

Local trades workers' training to help spot child abuse

Parents have been urged to get to know more about their child's life online. (photo posed by model) Picture: NSPCC

Parents using technology access as part of '˜armoury of discipline'

NSPCC urges parents to get '˜clued into' online world of their children

A child on social media

A parent's guide to keeping kids safe on social media

A parent's guide to keeping kids safe on social media

Childline image.

Childline ready to help kids over Christmas

Pat Harper, with Ethna Mc Cullagh and Mary Casey, of Culmore Handcrafters is presenting the cheque to Ciara Ferguson of Greater Shantallow Area Partnership on behalf of the Ethos Family Support Hub.

Donation to Family Hub

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