Deadline for UDA decommissioning expires today

The Ulster Defence Association looks set to lose out on more than £1m (€1.48m) worth of British Government funding by failing to meet a deadline for ending illegal activities.

Tue, 09 Oct, 2007 - 08:28

The Ulster Defence Association looks set to lose out on more than £1m (€1.48m) worth of British Government funding by failing to meet a deadline for ending illegal activities.

The money has been promised by the British Government to fund community projects run by the UDA and its political wing, the UPRG.

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