UUP says funding imbalance hits all communities

The Ulster Unionist Party has hit back at Sinn Féin claimed that certain Catholic areas are not receiving a fair share of investment funding, saying the whole community is suffering.

Fri, 15 Jul, 2005 - 16:57

The Ulster Unionist Party has hit back at Sinn Féin claimed that certain Catholic areas are not receiving a fair share of investment funding.

UUP Cllr Derek Hussey said unionists living in the west of Northern Ireland suffer as much as anyone due to underinvestment.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Northern Ireland Place: Strabane Place: Bann Person: Cllr Person: Derek Hussey Person: Cllr Hussey Person: Mitchell McLaughlin Organisation: UUP Organisation: Ulster Unionist Party Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: Catholic Organisation: North's Federation of Small Businesses Organisation: Invest Northern Ireland

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