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Number Of Arrests Made In Business Crime Initiative | Northern Ireland News, 19/10/2022 - Vimarsana News

Number Of Arrests Made In Business Crime Initiative | Northern Ireland News, 19/10/2022

PSNI Conducting National Week Of Action Across L'Derry

Source: 4ni.co.uk
People Urged To 'Make The Call' To Benefits Advice Service | Northern Ireland News, 17/06/2022 - Vimarsana News

People Urged To 'Make The Call' To Benefits Advice Service | Northern Ireland News, 17/06/2022

Minister Hargey Launches Advice Service Awareness Campaign

Source: 4ni.co.uk
Six hundred access almost £3million in unclaimed benefits - Vimarsana News

Six hundred access almost £3million in unclaimed benefits

Over 600 people in the Derry City & Strabane District Council area access almost £3million in unclaimed benefits. Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey ...

Fire chiefs launch campaign to promote home safety - Vimarsana News

Fire chiefs launch campaign to promote home safety

Fire chiefs launch campaign to promote home safety Pictured: (L-R) Paul Berrisford, Craig Shand and Andrew Dick at Inverurie fire station.. Emergency services in the north-east have launched a new campaign to encourage residents to test their smoke detection equipment at home regularly. Fire crews across Aberdeenshire and Moray will soon begin to distribute brand new testing sticks, which people can use to safely check if their smoke alarms are in order on a daily basis. A total of 500 sticks have been donated to the service by Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership and the Formartine and...

Scottish Fire and Rescue ask residents to Make the Call as Glasgow house fire deaths double - Vimarsana News

Scottish Fire and Rescue ask residents to Make the Call as Glasgow house fire deaths double

THE number of fire deaths in Glasgow more than doubled during the coronavirus crisis the most up to date figures have revealed. While house fires dropped in number, seven people were killed as a result of blazes in the city in the past 12 months - up from three the year before. Now fire chiefs have issued an urgent call for communities to help them reach and protect the most vulnerable people. Area Commander Roddie Keith is asking friends, relatives, carers and neighbours to let the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service know about anyone who might be more liable to be a victim of fire.