Peaceful parades 'could indicate mindset change'

Hopes were rising today that peaceful Orange Order parades in the North could indicate a change of mindsets, leading to durable peace and tolerance.

Peaceful parades 'could indicate mindset change'
Thu, 13 Jul, 2006 - 11:10

Hopes were rising today that peaceful Orange Order parades in the North could indicate a change of mindsets, leading to durable peace and tolerance.

Democratic Unionist MP Gregory Campbell welcomed the largely peaceful Twelfth of July demonstrations.

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