12/04/2021
All Pupils Return To School As Restrictions Ease
More Covid lockdown restrictions have been eased in Northern Ireland from today, 12 April.
The stay-at-home order has been lifted and the public are being urged to "stay local".
All pupils have also returned to school and ten people from two households can meet up in private gardens.
Non-essential shops can also resume click-and-collect services.
Other restrictions that have been eased include the reopening of outdoor retail including:
• New and used car sales
• Garden centres and plant nurseries
• Car washes
• Caravan and motorhome sales
• Agricultural machinery retailers
The limit on the number of people allowed to attend a wedding, civil partnership or funeral has also been removed.
The stay-at-home order has been lifted and the public are being urged to "stay local".
All pupils have also returned to school and ten people from two households can meet up in private gardens.
Non-essential shops can also resume click-and-collect services.
Other restrictions that have been eased include the reopening of outdoor retail including:
• New and used car sales
• Garden centres and plant nurseries
• Car washes
• Caravan and motorhome sales
• Agricultural machinery retailers
The limit on the number of people allowed to attend a wedding, civil partnership or funeral has also been removed.
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07 October 2002
Nesbitt lifts planning restrictions caused by sewage problems
Environment Minister Dermot Nesbitt has confirmed that widespread planning restrictions caused by sewage problems across Northern Ireland have been lifted. The Minister informed the Executive on Monday of his department's decision and said that after analysing the problems, a way forward had been found.
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Three people have been charged with a number of drugs offences. A 48-year-old man and two women aged 63 and 29 were detained after police seized cannabis worth around £380,000 in Lisburn on Tuesday, 22 August. The charges also include possession of Class B drugs with intent to supply.
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24 April 2017
Woman Scammed Out Of Over £4,000 On Fake Used Car Website
A woman from Belfast has been scammed of over £4,000 on a fake used car sales website. The 32-year-old victim was caught out when she bought a 2012 Ford Focus she saw on a used car sales website of a business claiming to be based in England. She spoke online with the business before agreeing to make a bank transfer payment of £4,200.
Woman Scammed Out Of Over £4,000 On Fake Used Car Website
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