Derry Journal

Evidence from a new pilot project to improve health outcomes in Derry will be used by the Department of Health to address unacceptable gaps in life expectancy and health outcomes.

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Barney McElholm has said he sees far too many cases of domestic abuse and sexual violence and has encountered rising levels of coercive control.

Storm Darragh: Trees felled, travel disrupted, buildings and structures damaged in Derry and Donegal

Gladiator II review

Prof. O’Neill: Strategy for Ending Violence Against Women and Girls is strong but must be implemented

Lavengro spread Christmas cheer at Children’s Ward in Derry's Altnagelvin Hospital

Siobhán O'Neill says it’s deeply concerning young people are learning about sex from ‘pornography’ and social media due to inadequate sexuality and relationships provision in schools.

Hilary Benn lays order to ‘repeal and replace’ elements of Legacy Act but insists ICRIR stays

Hilary Benn insists on keeping the ICRIR

Derry woman Shannon's 'Book of Inspiration'

Derry woman Shannon's 'Book of Inspiration'

Willie Hay says he is concerned the PSNI does not have enough resources to properly tackle cross-border organised crime gangs.

Kathleen McConnell marks 90th birthday in a gyrocopter over Derry

Donegal votes in General Election 2024

Launch of the BAPS breastfeeding mural

Sheep keeping guard atop Crocknasleigh on the spectacular Rosguill peninsula in Donegal

The example of history-making mayor of Derry and Strabane Lilian Seenoi Barr – the first black mayor in the North –  was hailed at Westminster this week as MPs discussed increasing representation of black and minority ethnic representatives at Stormont.

Gregory Campbell has complained not a single question from an Irish MP made it onto the Order Paper for Northern Ireland questions this week. 

Gordon Lyons brands ‘utter nonsense’ claim £6.5m on Derry temporary housing is mere ‘sticking plaster’

Fog over Derry

Christmas Tree in Carndonagh 2024

Expenditure on expensive off-contract agency nurses across the north’s health service has been reduced by £121m, according to Western Trust Chief Executive Neil Guckian. 

Nostalgia: The Maiden City board game - Derry's own take on Monopoly

Neil Guckian says Western Trust ‘best in NI’ breast cancer performance achieved despite 11.4% hike in red flag referrals

‘Real demand-capacity gap’ in dementia places ‘overwhelming reason’ for delayed discharges at SWAH and Altnagelvin

42% spike in red flag referrals and hike in fractures having impact on elective waiting lists: Guckian

Do you think Christmas is starting too early?

Campbell laments ‘massive increase’ in poverty among families with children not ‘having enough food’

Gregory Campbell has called for hotels to be phased out as accommodation for refugees and asylum seekers waiting for their claims to be processed.