SDLP deputy leader is to stand down from Stormont

STORMONT Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers is to stand down from the Northern Ireland Assembly at the next election.

SDLP deputy leader is to stand down from Stormont
Wed, 18 Sep, 2002 - 01:00
Dan McGinn

The nationalist SDLP deputy leader said she would not be seeking her party’s nomination to run for the Assembly next May in her Upper Bann constituency.

She said her decision was “for family reasons”.

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