Hannah Webber from England, said she doesn’t believe e‑scooters should be banned but is concerned about pedestrian safety because of how quietly they operate.
"Anytime I can I will sell the opportunity for people to come to Derry. Once you get them here they fall in love. Our people are our biggest asset. We have the best skills. I think we have such a power of community. You want to keep our secret sauce here and that is the people."
'The kindest, funniest girl'
A flood of tributes have been paid to cherished young Derry woman and ‘shining light’ Amy Doherty from those who knew and loved her in a city still reeling from the shock of her murder.
Numerous tributes have been paid to the much loved mother-of-two by devastated friends who have described Amy as a special person with a huge heart, sparkling personality and wit and a treasured friend.
A murder investigation was launched after Amy was found severely wounded at a house in Summer Meadows Mews in Derry’s Waterside area on Saturday morning and passed away a short time later. A 30-year-old man has been arrested of suspicion of murder.
The Mayor of Derry & Strabane Ruairí McHugh summed up the sentiment and thoughts of people across the city and district, stating on Saturday night: "I am deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic murder of a young mother, whose life was taken so violently today.
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The story of Judas Iscariot and the betrayal of Jesus will be front and centre in a modern retelling of the Easter Passion story set on Derry’s City Walls.
This Easter, the Walled City Passion returns for its fifth year with a thought-provoking new perspective focusing on the story of Judas.
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“I think it should be put to far better use,” said Finn O’Connell, referring to the proposed £14,000 pay rise for Northern Ireland MLAs from April, which would bring their annual salary to £67,200.
"I think it is ludicrous," said Derry man Paul Doherty, referring to the proposed £14,000 pay rise for Northern Ireland MLAs from April, which would bring their annual salary to £67,200.
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