Statement by TUV North Antrim candidate Timothy Gaston: “As we enter the last few days of the campaign it is clear that many within the Unionist community feel fed up and frustrated with local politics. “In the last few months
Statement by South Antrim TUV candidate Richard Cairns: “If the education budget is under the strain which O’Dowd claims it only serves to underscore the folly of his own policies. “How can he say today that we could see 1,500
Having last week exposed the lavish spending under DUP control of DSD of neighbourhood renewal funding on the GAA, ex-prisoners, Irish language and LGBT groups, TUV leader Jim Allister has now obtained further figures from the DSD minister, Mervyn Storey
Commenting on leaked details of a government paper circulated during the talks last week TUV leader Jim Allister said: “It is obvious that the proposals being discussed at the talks amount to a revisiting of Haass. “Northern Ireland looks set
Statement by TUV Benbradagh councillor Boyd Douglas: “This week the Education Minister opened a new Irish language primary school in Dungiven. “On Wednesday he announced that an Irish-medium post-primary college would open in the village as well. “These developments have
Party Officers, Members, visitors, invited guests, and our press friends – welcome one and all to our party conference 2014, our seventh party conference. This is the occasion when we reflect upon the year that has past and look ahead
Contrary to what Gerry Adams thinks, Ladies and Gentlemen. That should cover you all, unless there are some puffed up Lemmings and Pygmies here. I certainly trust there are no thugs in the house. Think of it: the DUP puts and
Statement by TUV Leader Jim Allister:- “With the ‘Haass initiated’ process due to resume this week, it is clearer than ever that the Haass agenda is further diminution of our Britishness. Hence, Haass’ recent demand for an Irish Language Act.
Statement by TUV Castlereagh East councillor Andrew Girvin: “Comments by Richard Haass at the Tipperrary Peace Award ceremony remind us once again that the document drawn up at the end of the talks last year is fundamentally anti-Unionist. “When the
Responding to the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly report on the implementation of the Belfast and St Andrews Agreements Jim Allister said: “The British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly was established in July 2012 and brings together members from the devolved institutions in the UK
