Traditional Unionist Voice
TUV Mid Ulster representative Glenn Moore condemns a group of young republicans who, he says, attacked the mostly Protestant village of Innishrush with fireworks and chants on Halloween weekend. He urges the PSNI to step up patrols and bring those responsible to justice.
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DUP MLA Julie Middleton condemns violence in the Irish Street area of Derry on Friday evening, calling it a premeditated attack on police during the East Bank Protestant Boys parade. She says petrol bombs and masonry could have caused serious harm.
Justice and policing Community relations and legacy Issue: Irish Street Derry disorder during East Bank Protestant Boys parade Original release: Republican Violence Must Be Condemned – Middleton (opens in a new tab)
UUP leader Jon Burrows MLA calls for sweeping changes to Northern Ireland's fireworks rules, proposing a ban on private sales except in rare cases, limiting displays to organised events, moving to quieter fireworks and harsher penalties for illegal use, citing harm to pets and wildlife.
Justice and policing Issue: Fireworks law reform call by party leader Jon Burrows MLA Original release: Burrows calls for end to private fireworks sales (opens in a new tab)Archived copy, Internet Archive capture of 9 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
UUP leader Jon Burrows MLA condemns a car explosion in Dunmurry, which he says was almost certainly committed by dissident republicans. He expresses sympathy for those evacuated and affected, and wishes the PSNI success in bringing those responsible to justice.
Justice and policing Issue: Explosion outside Dunmurry police station Original release: Ulster Unionist Party Leader comments on Dunmurry Incident (opens in a new tab)
DUP MLA Trevor Clarke condemns an alleged campaign by fringe republican group Lasair Dhearg to deter PSNI outreach in schools, and calls on Sinn Fein to distance itself from groups opposing police visits to classrooms.
Justice and policing Education Issue: Lasair Dhearg correspondence to schools opposing PSNI outreach Original release: Republican attempt to intimidate schools condemned (opens in a new tab)
DUP East Londonderry MP Gregory Campbell condemns scenes at a republican bonfire in Londonderry, including poppy wreaths taken from the city's war memorial and flags placed on the pyre. He points to reported calls from its edges for the killing of Protestants and police officers and urges…
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Issue: Londonderry republican bonfire scenes and reported sectarian calls Original release: Campbell condemns scenes at republican bonfire in Londonderry (opens in a new tab)
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson MP says there can be no complacency on national security after a car explosion outside Dunmurry Police Station, calling for the full facts to be established urgently and for those responsible to face the courts.
Justice and policing Issue: Explosion outside Dunmurry police station Original release: Robinson - No Room for Complacency on National Security (opens in a new tab)