T3. Mr Stewart asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to confirm what has been done to promote the Troubles permanent disablement payment scheme in GB for people who were injured in Northern Ireland and moved across to GB and those who were injured at the hands of terrorists while living in GB. (AQT 1283/22-27)
I thank the deputy First Minister for that answer. You highlighted a number there, Minister. In response to a recent question, we heard that, between 1 February 2024 and 1 February this year, the scheme received 178 applications from people from England, Scotland and Wales, with 3,900 applications from those in Northern Ireland. Do those figures bear out the fact that more could be done to...
I am sure that you will agree, Mr Deputy Speaker, that East Antrim clings to the sea and has some amazing views for people who like to walk or cycle along the promenade. Sadly, in recent weeks, the Department for Infrastructure has installed something akin to a prison wall — a 6-foot-tall fence with mesh on the front of it — along a large part of the promenade at Whiteabbey and...
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