UUP considers legal action on police partnerships

The Ulster Unionist Party is considering taking legal action after Newry and Mourne District Council voted last night against joining one of the new District Policing Partnerships.

UUP considers legal action on police partnerships
Tue, 20 Aug, 2002 - 15:30

The Ulster Unionist Party is considering taking legal action after Newry and Mourne District Council voted last night against joining one of the new District Policing Partnerships.

Sinn Féin had proposed the motion, saying it would not take part in a "toothless" authority which cannot hold the police accountable for their actions.

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