Secretary of State stops Orange Order parade on Garvaghy Road

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 9 Oct, 21:49 · Archive

The Secretary of State has rescinded permission for an Orange Order parade through the Garvaghy Road.

The British Secretary of State Chris Bryant has rescinded permission for an Orange Order parade through the predominantly nationalist Garvaghy Road. The decision followed a request from the PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher to stop the controversial march.

Secretary of State stops Orange Order parade on Garvaghy Road — Image: Derry Journal

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Derry Stands With Garvaghy Road demonstration cancelled after Drumcree decisionA proposed Derry Stands With Garvaghy Road demonstration in Guildhall Square on Saturday has been cancelled after Secretary of State Chris Bryant rescinded permission for a controversial Orange Order parade through the predominantly nationalist area of Portadown.Derry Journal · 9 Oct, 22:10
Chris Bryant rescinds permission for Orange Order parade through nationalist Garvaghy RoadThe British Secretary of State Chris Bryant has rescinded permission for a controversial Orange Order parade through the predominantly nationalist Garvaghy Road following a request from the PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher.Derry Journal · 9 Oct, 21:30
Secretary of State stops Drumcree parade: Chris Byrant's statement in fullSecretary of State Chris Bryant has stepped in to put a stop to the Orange Order parade along the Garvaghy Road.News Letter · 9 Oct, 21:06

In this story: Chris Bryant · Orange Order · Garvaghy Road · Jon Boutcher · PSNI

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