New Ulster parades commission members revealed

A former nationalist MP and a prominent Orangeman are to serve on the next Parades Commission in the North, it emerged tonight.

New Ulster parades commission members revealed
Wed, 30 Nov, 2005 - 17:58

A former nationalist MP and a prominent Orangeman are to serve on the next Parades Commission in the North, it emerged tonight.

Doctor Joe Hendron, a former SDLP MP, who unseated Sin Féin president Gerry Adams, in west Belfast in 1992, was among three men and three women chosen for the new look commission which will be chaired by former trade unionist, Roger Poole.

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