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Two in hospital and four houses damaged after oil tanks rupture in Bessbrook fire

Two in hospital and four houses damaged after oil tanks rupture in Bessbrook fire NIFRS said the fire was `quickly brought under control following the arrival of fire crews NIFRS said it was a `challenging incident TWO people - one a firefighter - were taken to hospital after a major fire damaged four properties near Newry. Appliances from stations at Newry, Warrenpoint, Newtownhamilton and Portadown attended the blaze at Camlough Park in Bessbrook. Two oil tanks ruptured, spreading the fire rapidly from the rear of four terraced houses. The first reports to emergency services came at lunchtime and a spokesperson for the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) said when they arrived at the scene they found other hazards included several gas cylinders involved in the fire exploding .

End the harm caused by illegal money lenders – PSNI | Newry Times | Latest Newry News, Newry Sport and Newry Business for Newry City

    The “Ending the Harm” campaign, which is part of the Tackling Paramilitarism Programme, is aimed at highlighting the harm caused by paramilitary gangs, directly addressing the ‘societal shrug’ towards some paramilitary gang practices and this campaign represents another iteration of that.     Speaking at the launch Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton said, “This campaign highlights the devastating impact that illegal money lenders have, not only on victims but their families, the local community and wider society. “The people who purport to be helping people by offering them loans when they feel they have nowhere else to turn are not doing it for nothing. 

Town and city centre investment helping thousands of businesses in their recovery | Newry Times | Latest Newry News, Newry Sport and Newry Business for Newry City

    Launched in August 2020, initial funding for the Covid-19 Recovery Revitalisation Programme was for measures such as shop frontage and awnings/canopies; outdoor furniture; heaters and queueing systems.     More recently the funding support longer-term initiatives such as the creation of cycle paths and pedestrian walkways to encourage car-free shopping, small environmental improvements and the use of open space and vacant premises to provide safe facilities. Total funding for the scheme was made up of £12million from the Department for Communities, £5million from the Department for Infrastructure and £2.3million from the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Speaking after visiting business in Enniskillen who availed of the funding Minister Hargey says, “The Covid-19 Recovery Revitalisation Programme is an excellent example of collaborative working and was created to help and support our urban and rural businesses deal with the impacts of the Co

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