Jonathan McCambridge

1 week ago | hellorayo.co.uk | Jonathan McCambridge

Author: Tara Griffiths Published 5 hours ago By Jonathan McCambridge, PA Legislators and courts need to take "tough and decisive action" to counter the "shocking and appalling" toll of attacks on police officers, the Police Federation for Northern Ireland has said. The federation, which represents rank-and-file Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officers, said nine officers on average are being assaulted every day in the region.

1 week ago | whatsadaddyfor.blog | Jonathan McCambridge

A long time ago, when I was a young and keen cub reporter, I was asked to take part in a live broadcast on the national BBC TV news. This anecdote is of such vintage that I can’t even recall what the story was that I was supposed to speak about, though it was clearly something which had made headlines beyond our shores. The bulletin was anchored from London and, in a time before laptops with cameras, I was asked to go to Broadcasting House in Belfast.

1 week ago | msn.com | Jonathan McCambridge

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1 week ago | independent.co.uk | Jonathan McCambridge

The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has launched the ‘Let Them Protect’ public campaign. Legislators and courts need to take “tough and decisive action” to counter the “shocking and appalling” toll of attacks on police officers, the Police Federation for Northern Ireland has said. The federation, which represents rank-and-file Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officers, said nine officers on average are being assaulted every day in the region.

1 week ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Jonathan McCambridge

The roadmap also proposes reducing the amount of waste that goes to landfill to 10% by 2035 and planting 9,000 hectares of new woodland by the end of the decade. Launching a 16-week consultation on the plan, Environment Minister Andrew Muir described it as a “milestone moment”. The action plan is a legal requirement of the Climate Change Act that was passed by the Northern Ireland Assembly in 2022.