PSNI investigating attack on inter-faith Belfast school

Detectives are today hunting vandals who went on the rampage at the North's first inter-faith school.

PSNI investigating attack on inter-faith Belfast school
Sat, 28 Apr, 2007 - 14:46

Detectives are today hunting vandals who went on the rampage at the North's first inter-faith school.

About £20,000 (€29,300) worth of damage was caused to Belfast's Lagan College in the overnight attack.

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