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Garvaghy Road investigation to start next week - Robinson

Garvaghy Road investigation to start next week - Robinson

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Published3 days agoDrumcree policing operation has cost £3m so far, says BoutcherPublished21 hours agoOrange Order march row goes to heart of ongoing divisions in Northern IrelandPublished4 days ago

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Garvaghy Road investigation to start next week - RobinsonImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Gavin Robinson said there has to be "consequences" to "people who are law makers who are acting as law breakers"ByBernadette Allen, Reporting fromPortadown, Catherine Doyle, BBC News NI, Mark Simpson, Community correspondent and Brendan Hughes, Political reporterPublished44 minutes agoThe leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has said he expects the criminal investigation into the unlawful blocking of Garvaghy Road to begin next week.On Wednesday, the PSNI chief constable said there would be an investigation after protesters blocked the mainly nationalist road to prevent an Orange Order parade from happening.Protesters remain on Garvaghy Road and the Orange Order has maintained a presence…

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