Lee Reynolds on April 22, 2008, 1:27 pm | Readers 1
The NIO has announced proposals to change compensation laws in Northern Ireland to make it easier for community halls that are attacked to gain compensation. The Orange Order in particular has been campaigning for this change for six years and it was part of the DUP demand list. However, the scheme will benefit the full range of community halls. UPDATE The UUP’s Tom Elliott wants the proposals to go further.
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The NIO has announced proposals to change compensation laws in Northern Ireland to make it easier for community halls that are attacked to gain compensation. The Orange Order in particular has been campaigning for this change for six years and it was part of the DUP demand list. However, the scheme will benefit the full range of community halls. UPDATE The UUP’s Tom Elliott wants the proposals to go further.
