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NUJ president Pierre Vicary opened this year's Delegate Meeting with a one-minute silence to mark International Workers' Memorial Day.

On 4 January, NUJ president Pierre Vicary will address the local community as part of the union's Save BBC Radio Foyle public meeting featuring prose and poetry, chaired by assistant general secretary Séamus Dooley.

The NUJ's motions on press freedom and freelance rights were passed.

The union expresses solidarity with the LGBTQ community and calls for equality.

Elections have been held for the union's officers and committees.

As the union is poised to vote on the union's finances, Pierre wants a union with the same level of services.

NUJ president Pierre Vicary opened this year's Delegate Meeting with a one-minute silence to mark International Workers' Memorial Day.

On 4 January, NUJ president Pierre Vicary will address the local community as part of the union's Save BBC Radio Foyle public meeting featuring prose and poetry, chaired by assistant general secretary Séamus Dooley.

The NUJ's motions on press freedom and freelance rights were passed.

The union expresses solidarity with the LGBTQ community and calls for equality.

Elections have been held for the union's officers and committees.

As the union is poised to vote on the union's finances, Pierre wants a union with the same level of services.