Impending forced majority vote is anything but democracy
The following article is published in today’s News Letter. Champions of the Protocol/Windsor Framework, and the break-up of the UK,
Brexit
Victims
Ratcliffe hits out at planned IRA play in Armagh
Statement by TUV chairman and Cusher councillor Keith Ratcliffe: “Martin Hurson was a convicted terrorist whose abiding legacy is one
General
PSNI challenged on fairness of promotion examinations
TUV leader Jim Allister MP has today written to the Chief Constable in the following terms: Dear Chief Constable, Re
General
Greenisland Church of Ireland fire
Statement by TUV East Antrim spokesperson Councillor Matthew Warwick: “When news started to come through last night about the devastating
Victims
North Down TUV calls out council on Orange Victims’ Day event at Ward Park
Statement from Peter Wilson, Chairman of North Down TUV: “The TUV stands firmly in support of the Orange Victims’ Day
Victims
Pro-IRA graffiti outside Rasharkin Orange Hall on eve of Orange Victims’ Day
The TUV has condemned pro-IRA graffiti which appeared overnight outside Rasharkin Orange Hall. Local councillor Jonathan McAuley said: “On being
Brexit
The First Forced Majority Vote on a matter of Huge Controversy at Stormont in over Fifty Years
The following article by Dr Dan Boucher is published in today’s News Letter. As the summer begins to recede, and
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Resignation of Colum Eastwood
A TUV spokesperson said: “Colum Eastwood’s leadership saw an increasing greening of the SDLP and Unionists will never forget that
NI Politics
Allister slams Justice Department ruse to reduce Police Ombudsman complaints
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister KC MP: “In the aftermath of the disgraceful scenes in Camlough following the all-Ireland
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McAuley hails Charlotte Street progress
Statement by TUV Ballymoney councillor Jonathan McAuley: “After years of lobbying on the issue, I am delighted to learn that