64 News Stories From October 2008

Fri 31st Oct 2008:

Queen's University Alliance elects new Chair.

Lunn frustrated at Maze decision delay.

Wed 29th Oct 2008:

Hendron- paramilitary style attack has no place in 21st century.

Hendron worried at third attack in Ormeau area.

McCarthy - DRD must not axe free travel passes for over 60s.

Long calls for calm ahead of homecoming parade and protest.

Tue 28th Oct 2008:

Executive must meet to address funding black hole immediately .

McCarthy alarmed at proposals to cut 20 hospital beds.

Hendron condemns East Belfast petrol bomb attack.

Mon 27th Oct 2008:

Long annoyed at Cohesion, Sharing and Integration strategy delay.

Former Mayor stunned at despicable burglary of blind brothers.

Fri 24th Oct 2008:

Lynch - PSNI must do more to increase trust in the New Lodge.

Thu 23rd Oct 2008:

Alliance hails first visit of Irish President to Ards peninsula.

Ford says permanent protection for the Irish hare would save money.

Wed 22nd Oct 2008:

Lunn says Catholic Heads are right about Ruane's inaction .

Alliance keeps pressure on Sinn Fein and DUP to get back to work .

Lo appalled at second rape in a week in South Belfast .

Tue 21st Oct 2008:

Protest shows that urgent action is needed to improve mental health services .

Mon 20th Oct 2008:

Alliance encouraged by work of Consultative Group on the Past.

Ford calls on Executive to support Woodland Trust document .

Neeson to co-sponsor Omagh bomb debate in Inter-Parliamentary Body .

Neeson slams Executive in Assembly finance debate.

Fri 17th Oct 2008:

McCarthy breaks news that NI Water plans to close three offices.

Ford welcomes extra Fire Service cover for Antrim.

Newtownards drive-by shooting has shocked the town.

UVF guns must be decommissioned says Alliance .

Thu 16th Oct 2008:

Ford welcomes Government commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80%.

Lo shock at Lisburn Road car hijacking.

Wed 15th Oct 2008:

McCarthy unveils Bill to protect apartment owners .

Tue 14th Oct 2008:

Ford says Omagh families deserve the truth about bomb events.

Long says UUP pact shows they don't want Stormont to work .

Ford condemns Ballyclare petrol bomb attack.

Mon 13th Oct 2008:

Alliance slams cynical Ulster Unionists.

End segregation to stop cuts in the number of nurses.

McCarthy reaction to Movilla High School strike.

Lunn meets Chair of Fuel Poverty Group to discuss his proposal.

Fri 10th Oct 2008:

Ford announces that Alliance is putting Omagh bomb on Assembly agenda.

Long shock and disgust at racist motive for attack.

Nursing cuts are Robinson's cuts .

Thu 9th Oct 2008:

Long condemns East Belfast attack.

Call for more assistance for local film industry ahead of premiere .

Lunn makes progress on his radical fuel poverty plan.

Alliance reaction to Ulster Unionists postponing their conference.

Wed 8th Oct 2008:

Alliance ridicules Sinn Fein post box antics.

Executive costing Northern Ireland its voice on Banking Bail-Out.

Neeson amendment success at Assembly.

Alliance Youth Chair urges young people to volunteer.

Tue 7th Oct 2008:

Assembly backs greenway protection.

Northern Ireland must not talk itself into recession .

Minister must act more decisively to solve pharmacy consultation row.

Housing Funding Boost welcomed.

Mon 6th Oct 2008:

Lunn unveils radical plan to tackle fuel poverty.

East Antrim MLAs unite to support St Comgalls College.

Fri 3rd Oct 2008:

Robinson slammed for wasting time on Flybe comments during Executive crisis.

Coleraine shooting "similar to horrors of the past" - Fitzpatrick.

Ballymoney school issue is challenge to unionists' commitment to sharing.

McCarthy says inaction on mental health services is disgrace.

Thu 2nd Oct 2008:

Martin hails Queen's Alliance Freshers day success .

Ex-water chief £266k payout is disgrace in current financial climate .

Wed 1st Oct 2008:

Investment welcome but fears still remain about ambulance cover.

September's gone and still no word on the Maze.

Dodds must consider North Belfast needs before implementing Bain Report.

Public has lost confidence in Sinn Fein and DUP ability to run the country.

Neeson amendment on energy prices passed by the Assembly .

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