Ulster Unionist Party
UUP Leader Jon Burrows MLA and Braid Councillor Alan Barr condemn a pipe bomb attack in Broughshane, saying the explosive was left outside a home and put passers-by at risk. They urge anyone with information to contact the PSNI.
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TUV Councillor Chrissy Jamieson says residents of Broughshane are appalled by a pipe bomb attack on an occupied home in the Rectory Gardens area, which caused extensive damage. MLA Timothy Gaston urges anyone with information to contact police immediately and calls for those responsible to face…
Justice and policing Issue: Broughshane pipe bomb attack at Rectory Gardens home Original release: Pipe bomb attack in Broughshane (opens in a new tab)
SDLP Newry & Armagh MLA Justin McNulty condemns a pipe bomb attack on a young family's home in Mullaghbawn, saying it was recklessly dangerous and that no one was hurt. He urges anyone with information to contact police and says those responsible must be held to account.
Justice and policing Issue: Mullaghbawn pipe bomb attack on family home Original release: McNulty condemns pipe bomb attack (opens in a new tab)
Alliance Belfast Councillor David Bell condemns those behind a pipe bomb attack on Hyndford Street in East Belfast, which forced residents to be evacuated from their homes. He urges anyone with information to contact the PSNI so perpetrators can be brought to justice.
Justice and policing Issue: Hyndford Street East Belfast pipe bomb attack Original release: Bell condemns those behind pipe bomb attack (opens in a new tab)
Alliance MLA Sian Mulholland and Cllr Chelsea Harwood condemn the overnight attack on Broughshane House, saying it does not represent the village, and call for those responsible to face consequences. They link the incident to the recent Christmas lights switch-on controversy and urge anyone with…
Justice and policing Issue: Overnight attack on Broughshane House community building Original release: Alliance representatives condemn attack on community building in Broughshane (opens in a new tab)
Alliance Banbridge Councillor Joy Ferguson condemns those who left a viable pipe bomb-type device on Lenaderg Road in Banbridge, saying it posed a serious threat to life. She thanks the PSNI for its response and urges anyone with information to contact police on 101.
Justice and policing Issue: Pipe bomb-type device discovered on Lenaderg Road, Banbridge Original release: Ferguson condemns those behind viable pipe bomb in Banbridge (opens in a new tab)
Alliance North Down MLA Connie Egan condemns a suspected petrol bomb attack on a property on Skipperstone Road in Bangor on 17 September, where two occupants were left shaken but unharmed. She urges anyone with information to contact the PSNI or Crimestoppers.
Justice and policing Issue: Skipperstone Road Bangor suspected petrol bomb attack Original release: Egan strongly condemns suspected petrol bomb attack in Bangor (opens in a new tab)