Menu
17/04/2007
Republicans warned about UVF list
More than 100 republicans have been warned about their safety after police seized documents linked to the UVF which contained names, addresses and car registrations.
Darren Richardson, 30, of Moneynick Road, Randalstown, County Antrim appeared today at Belfast Crown Court charged with UVF membership.
He is also charged with possessing documents that could be useful to terrorists and having 30 rounds of ammunition.
The court heard five hand-written documents containing 104 vehicle registration numbers and names and addresses of 51 people were found at the premises at Wright Bus, where Mr Richardson was a manager.
Ammunition was also found at his desk, and the documents were found elsewhere in his office.
Other documents found in his car contained 13 registrations numbers and personal details.
A defence lawyer said the defendant denied membership of the UVF and had never been involved in acts of violence.
Mr Richardson has been refused bail.
(JM/KMcA)
Darren Richardson, 30, of Moneynick Road, Randalstown, County Antrim appeared today at Belfast Crown Court charged with UVF membership.
He is also charged with possessing documents that could be useful to terrorists and having 30 rounds of ammunition.
The court heard five hand-written documents containing 104 vehicle registration numbers and names and addresses of 51 people were found at the premises at Wright Bus, where Mr Richardson was a manager.
Ammunition was also found at his desk, and the documents were found elsewhere in his office.
Other documents found in his car contained 13 registrations numbers and personal details.
A defence lawyer said the defendant denied membership of the UVF and had never been involved in acts of violence.
Mr Richardson has been refused bail.
(JM/KMcA)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
24 April 2024
SDLP 'Extremely Disappointed' Assembly Further Delays Hospital Parking Change
The SDLP have expressed their disappointment after the Assembly backed a two-year delay to free parking at hospitals. Sinn Féin, the Alliance Party and the UUP rejected an SDLP proposal to cut the delay to one year.
SDLP 'Extremely Disappointed' Assembly Further Delays Hospital Parking Change
The SDLP have expressed their disappointment after the Assembly backed a two-year delay to free parking at hospitals. Sinn Féin, the Alliance Party and the UUP rejected an SDLP proposal to cut the delay to one year.
17 April 2024
Health Minister Urged To Commit To Date For Free Hospital Staff Parking
The SDLP have called on the Health Minister to commit to a firm date for the introduction of free hospital parking for staff. Opposition Health Spokesperson Colin McGrath was speaking after second stage of the Hospital Parking Charges Bill in the Assembly on Tuesday.
Health Minister Urged To Commit To Date For Free Hospital Staff Parking
The SDLP have called on the Health Minister to commit to a firm date for the introduction of free hospital parking for staff. Opposition Health Spokesperson Colin McGrath was speaking after second stage of the Hospital Parking Charges Bill in the Assembly on Tuesday.
02 February 2024
Landlords Reminded To Renew Registrations
The Department for Communities (DfC) has reminded landlords that registered in January, February and March 2021 to renew their registration if they're still a landlord. In February 2014, the Landlord Registration Scheme was introduced and each period of registration lasts for three years.
Landlords Reminded To Renew Registrations
The Department for Communities (DfC) has reminded landlords that registered in January, February and March 2021 to renew their registration if they're still a landlord. In February 2014, the Landlord Registration Scheme was introduced and each period of registration lasts for three years.
20 March 2024
PSNI Advises Keyless Car Owners To Ensure Their Vehicles Safety
Following the theft of a BMW in Armagh in the early hours of Tuesday, 19 March, the PSNI have issued advice to owners of keyless cars on the steps they can take to ensure their vehicles safety.
PSNI Advises Keyless Car Owners To Ensure Their Vehicles Safety
Following the theft of a BMW in Armagh in the early hours of Tuesday, 19 March, the PSNI have issued advice to owners of keyless cars on the steps they can take to ensure their vehicles safety.
14 February 2024
PSNI Investigate Fatal Collision On Cornascriebe Road
The PSNI have launched an investigation into the cause of a fatal collision on the Cornascriebe Road, between Tandragee and Hamiltonsbawn, on Tuesday 13th February. Police received a report shortly after 2.30pm of a collision involving a car and a tractor.
PSNI Investigate Fatal Collision On Cornascriebe Road
The PSNI have launched an investigation into the cause of a fatal collision on the Cornascriebe Road, between Tandragee and Hamiltonsbawn, on Tuesday 13th February. Police received a report shortly after 2.30pm of a collision involving a car and a tractor.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A cloudy morning with some outbreaks of rain, some on the heavy side. Then turning brighter in afternoon with sunny intervals and more isolated showers. Fresh southeatserly winds. Maximum temperature 14 °C.Tonight:A dry evening with some sunshine to end the day, then staying dry overnight with some clear periods. Winds easing. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
