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Submitting. On April 30, another resident reported that their daughter had her foot runover on the crossing after a car failed to stop and hit into the back of another and subsequently over the foot of the pedestrian. Many others have reported witnessing cars failing to stop or travelling at excess speed. Another said that their granddaughter had to run across the road to avoid being hit after a driver overtook two other cars that had stopped to let her cross. Some of the main theories as to why the crossing is so dangerous are that drivers fail to stop because it is so close to a roundabout, the fact that it is not lit very well at night and general carelessness from some drivers. ....
Back in business - shops, cafes and gyms among those allowed to reopen today Big day for the local retail industry Reporter: ); ); Shops, gyms, pubs, restaurants and cafes in Northern Ireland will reopen today after four months in lockdown. This marks the latest stage of the easing of the coronavirus restrictions. Hospitality businesses can also reopen but must only operate outdoors, with table service and limited numbers per table. Gyms and swimming pools, including those based in leisure centres, can only open for individual training or for one-to-one coaching with a personal trainer. Restrictions on meeting up outside have also been slightly further eased, with 15 people from three households allowed to meet in a private garden. ....
County facing an epidemic of litter Over £1.7 million was spent clearing up fly tipping in Mid Ulster last year. Cllr Brian McGuigan helping at a recent litter pick in Maghera. Reporter: ); ); A local councillor has said County Derry is facing an epidemic of litter after it was revealed over £1.7 million was spend by Mid Ulster District Council last year dealing with litter and fly-tipping. Magherafelt councillor Christine McFlynn said the problem seemed to be incessant. We have an epidemic of litter, it comes up at nearly every meeting,” she said. “There is litter virtually on every road. People just throw things out the window and one of my passions is to protect the environment. ....