Ulster Unionists join police reforms board

David Trimble’s Ulster Unionists ushered in a new era for policing in Northern Ireland yesterday by agreeing to nominate members to a board handling police reforms.

David Trimble’s Ulster Unionists ushered in a new era for policing in Northern Ireland yesterday by agreeing to nominate members to a board handling police reforms.

After a two and a half-hour meeting with Northern Ireland Secretary John Reid, Mr Trimble announced that the party would be appointing Assembly members Lord Kilclooney, Fred Cobain and James Leslie to the board.

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