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WHAT HAPPENED ON 17th October 1996?
16th October 1996
NITROGEN DIOXIDE 7pm Wed 16 Oct
Wales Scotland & N.Ireland
| Air | Level | |
| Quality | (ppb) | |
| URBAN sites | ||
| Edinburgh Centre - - | ||
| Glasgow City Chambers - - | ||
| Glasgow Centre - - | ||
| Belfast Centre - - | ||
| Swansea Centre - - | ||
| Cardiff Centre - - | ||
| RURAL sites | ||
| North Scotland - - | ||
| Data from Department of Environment | ||
| NWEnglandNEEnglandC EnglandS England | ||
| jGGjjjjpl! |
17th October 1996
DESPATCH
Nationalist residents' plans to protest against a weekend march in Londonderry: The Protestant Apprentice Boys want to walk around the city walls a contentious route which they were prevented from taking in August. The announcement by residents on the nationalist Bogside Estate will raise fears of a re-run of problems in August Tension was high before a parade along the same contentious route but was defused when the walls were closed.
17th October 1996
CONFRONTATION FEARS OVER LOYALIST MARCH
Loyalists taking part in an Apprentice Boys' march in Londonderry on Saturday face a protest by nationalist residents Residents on the Bogside Estate intend to protest on the city walls about a march they consider "triumphalist coat trailing & confrontational". Their spokesman Donncha MacNiallais said it was aimed at the Apprentice Boys' refusal to talk to the local community about their plans. An earlier march there was called off.
16th October 1996
NITROGEN DIOXIDE 7pm Wed 16 Oct
London
| Air | Level | |
| Quality | (ppb) | |
| URBAN sites | ||
| Sutton - - | ||
| Teddington - - | ||
| Tower Hamlets Rdside - - | ||
| Victoria - - | ||
| Wandsworth - - | ||
| Data from Department of Environment | ||
| Ski IndexAir Qual Weather Travel |
17th October 1996
DESPATCH
Nationalist residents' plans to protest against a weekend march in Londonderry: The Protestant Apprentice Boys want to walk around the city walls a contentious route which they were prevented from taking in August. The announcement by residents on the nationalist Bogside Estate will raise fears of a re-run of problems in August Tension was high before a parade along the same contentious route but was defused when the walls were closed.
17th October 1996
Nationalist
residents' plans to protest against a weekend march in Londonderry: Security barriers erected when the Apprentice Boys initially intended to march last August have since gone. The Apprentice Boys want to exercise their right to march at a time of their own choosing - as they said in August. The Bogsiders' opposition puts the focus back on the police who must decide whether to permit the new march after considering public order issues.
16th October 1996
FINANCIAL RESULTS
Wescol
(Constructional steelwork
etc)
Final: 0.7p
making 1.0p (0.75p)
EPS: 2.6p (2.0p)
Pre-tax profit: £1.2m (£0.8m)
Turnover: £28.73m (£24.30m)
*The chairman says the pre-tax profit
combined with a strong balance sheet
and improved manufacturing
capabilities
provides the group with a
sound base for further development in
the UK & international markets.
17th October 1996
DESPATCH
Nationalist residents' plans to protest against a weekend march in Londonderry: The Protestant Apprentice Boys want to walk around the city walls a contentious route which they were prevented from taking in August. The announcement by residents on the nationalist Bogside Estate will raise fears of a re-run of problems in August Tension was high before a parade along the same contentious route but was defused when the walls were closed.
17th October 1996
Nationalist
residents' plans to protest against a weekend march in Londonderry: Security barriers erected when the Apprentice Boys initially intended to march last August have since gone. The Apprentice Boys want to exercise their right to march at a time of their own choosing - as they said in August. The Bogsiders' opposition puts the focus back on the police who must decide whether to permit the new march after considering public order issues.
