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Santa pictured at Amelia Court in Steelstown during a previous Christmas lights display by residents. Photo: George Sweeney

Amelia Court set to shine brighter than ever this Christmas

Dare 2 Dream closes with 48 community projects, 402 participants and a lasting legacy for Currynierin and Tullyally.

Dare 2 Dream success as Derry communities back 48 projects

Councillor Grace Uí Niallais

Grace Uí Niallais has spoken to PSNI about illegal parking near Magee College

Aileach Road potholes.

Mark H Durkan welcomes £525,000 resurfacing of the the Aileach Road

Recycling Week.

Derry and Strabane council urges residents to boost recycling

Off the beaten track. . . Enjoying a new woodland walkway in the Waterside area of Derry/Londonderry which was funded by Department for Communities and delivered by the Housing Executive are, left to right, Liam Lynch, Housing Executive Grounds Supervisor, North Region, Sharon Mc Cullagh, Deputy Director, Community Empowerment Division, Department for Communities, Eddie Doherty, Housing Executive West Area Manager and Linda Watson, Manager of Caw Nelson Drive Action Group. The new walkway which cost £28k links the Crescent Link to Kilfennan Country Park.

Caw woodland walkway - a step in the right direction

Aileach Road potholes.

Derry Aileach Road potholes to be resurfaced during this financial year

O’Donovan Road potholes.

O’Donovan Road to be resurfaced this year after complaints over potholes

The Dynamic Building Form with Extensive Glazing Connects the Interior Activity Spaces to the External Track and Sports Pitches

9 photos of the proposed new Derry Templemore Leisure Centre

A CGI image of the Templemore Leisure Project.

Public invited to have say on Templemore Sports Complex redevelopment

City of Derry Airport.

Residents invited to give views on City of Derry to London air service

Minister Kimmins is pictured with Harry Gallagher, DfI Roads at the Lawrence Hill/Cranagh Terrace area of Derry which is included within the proposed residents parking scheme.

Kimmins announces information day for Residents’ Parking Zone near Magee

SDLP MLA Mark H Durkan.

Concern over 'serious clashes' and impact on residents

Covid-19 vaccines are being rolled out from this week.

Spring Covid 19 vaccine roll out under way

Residents of the Campsie area of Derry were urged to close their windows and doors due to a ‘substantial amount of smoke’ following a fire on Easter Monday.

Residents urged to close windows due to ‘substantial smoke’ following fire

For Cemeteries, including the City, Ballyoan and Altnagelvin, the new extended opening times will see sites remain open from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week.

Council changes services to Summer Opening Hours
Derry City and Strabane District Council has confirmed it has introduced its summer opening hours across some of its services.
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Photos below of Mayor Ruairí McHugh making presentations of thanks on behalf of Foyle Network Foundation.

Foyle Foodbank honours schools businesses and volunteers for standout support

A new mural has been added to Creggan’s now-famous ‘outdoor gallery’ on Central Drive, completed by Féile in partnership with local street art collective Peaball.

New ‘Claddagh’ mural added to famous outdoor gallery on Central Drive in Derry

Stoney Manor.

Children playing among hazards say residents desperate for estate to be finished

Top of the Hill, Waterside. DER2126GS - 149

Public meeting on Top of the Hill Masterplan

Councillor Joy Beard.

Residents without 'clear information' as Buncrana boil water notice continues

Colrs have been in contact with Uisce Eireann are working on the issue.

Buncrana residents reporting discoloured water urged not to drink or use it

St. Joes Xmas Visit.

‘Letters of Festive Cheer’ to Senior Residents from St. Joseph’s Boys

Guests enjoying the festivities.

IN PICS: Galliagh Senior Citizens Christmas Party in St. Paul’s PS

Loughs Agency and Donegal County Council announce the return of their scheme to use old natural Christmas trees to improve local rivers and waterways. Last year’s trees were used as green engineering along the banks of the River Cummirk in Donegal which is part of the River Finn Special Area of Conservation. Pictured are (L-R) John Morrow, Donegal County Council Environment section, and Shane Gallagher, Fishery Inspector at The Loughs Agency. The contractor used was Eamonn Moy and the landowner is Brendan mc Devitt.

Donegal residents urged to recycle Christmas trees to help restore local rivers

Santa pictured at Amelia Court in Steelstown where a Christmas lights display by residents is supporting Foyle Hospice and the Foyle Foodbank through donations from visitors to the area. Photo: George Sweeney

Amelia Court shines bright with charity Christmas lights

The artwork features striking portraits of two birds of prey believed to have lived in the area - the sparrowhawk and the peregrine falcon.

‘Stunning new wildlife murals transform Bishop’s Field in Creggan’ – Féile
The entrances to Bishop’s Field have been brightened up with stunning new artworks celebrating Creggan’s ancient wildlife history.
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Mark Hews, Group CEO at Benefact Group

Residents in Derry encouraged to nominate good causes for chance to receive fest...

Mervyn Knights joined Barchester’s Queens Court Care Home in Wimbledon as a kitchen assistant.

Ad Feature Barchester Healthcare’s Chef Academy celebrates meals milestone

Aloe vera is one of the country's most popular house plants.

Expert reveals the 5 plants every home should have to boost wellbeing

People impacted by defective blocks in attendance at a meeting in 2024.

Children living in defective block social houses attending hospital due to mould

US Unlocked has officially launched in the United Kingdom.

Ad Feature US Unlocked launches in the UK supporting payments to US merchants

Waterside councillors Martin Reilly and Christopher Jackson

Planting of viable explosive device at Derry property ‘appalling’

Flooding at Ivy Mead in August 2017.

Flood-hit Derry residents encouraged to attend public meeting

Recycling centres are to move to winter hours from Monday.

Derry and Strabane recycling centres to move to winter opening hours

City dwellers spend 10 minutes longer outside than those in suburban areas

City dwellers spend longer outside than those who live in villages

Cars parked on both sides of Aberfoyle Crescent South.

323 spaces under draft proposal for Magee residents' parking scheme in Derry

Council has issued a services update for the Bank Holiday.

Derry City and Strabane District Council issues service update for Bank Holiday

More than three quarters of holidaymakers try to 'live like a local' when abroad

Over 75% of holidaymakers try to 'live like a local' abroad

The Seaview Tavern (Google Earth)

Malin Head business loses thousands of euro after water outage

Ad Feature Video: Life-changing Ulster University outreach

Olivia Colman CBE launches Cheshire Omaze Million Pound House prize draw

Look inside the stunning £4m Cheshire home you could win with Omaze

Burnfoot.. Picture: Google Earth.

Speed and volume of traffic in Muff and Burnfoot raises concern

Foyle Road during a previous period of flooding.

Durkan ‘shocked’ as Kimmins says NI Water doesn't have multiple flooding reports

Concerned Residents Around Magee (CRAM) gather in Guildhall Square on Wednesday afternoon calling for a 10% cap on homes of multiple occupancy (HMO) prior to attending the DCSDC Planning meeting. Photo: George Sweeney

'We are really frustrated'

Turlough O'Neill and Margaret Cunningham dance during the Annual Farland Way Hazelbank Big Lunch. Photo: George Sweeney

Florentine flair in Farland Way as community enjoys ‘La Dolce Vita’ at Big Lunch

Colm Cavanagh.

Crawford Square residents urge council to adopt Bristol’s 10% HMO model

Former Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd visiting residents at Ivy Mead on a previous occasion. (PressEye)

Derry residents 'anxiously watching the weather'

Charles Ward T.D.

‘Shield these families from devastation’

Ulster University's Magee campus.

'Massive gap’ as thousands more student digs units needed

Left: Lilian Deery. Right: Pauline Ferris.

'We don't want to become like the Holylands'

Residents staged a protest outside the Guildhall ahead of the meeting. Photo: Jack Tibbetts.

10% cap on HMOs needed to stop 'ghettoization' - residents

Rubbish piled up on Beach Road in Sparkhill Birmingham

Watch: Rubbish piles up in streets as bin strike enters third week

Omaze Million Pound House Norfolk winner Victoria Curtis-Cresswell with husband Dale.

I came runner-up in beauty pageant but was crowned winner of £6M home

A new survey has revealed 46 per cent of people in Northern Ireland are unsure where to spot different animals.

New research reveals Brits' knowledge of wildlife is declining, with 46% of Derr...

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