Sweet treats at Dervock lights

The sound of sirens and flashing lights witnessed Santa being accompanied by members of the Neighbourhood Patrol Team (PSNI) to his Grotto in the Riverside Park, Dervock.
By The Newsroom
Published 19th Dec 2016, 14:34 BST
Updated 29th Dec 2016, 15:13 BST
Cooper and Dylan Hartin from Australia visiting their grandparents with parents Gary and Kylie Hartin.Cooper and Dylan Hartin from Australia visiting their grandparents with parents Gary and Kylie Hartin.
Cooper and Dylan Hartin from Australia visiting their grandparents with parents Gary and Kylie Hartin.

Santa’s little helpers gave out candy cane, Reindeer food and sweets to the little children.

The message this year – was the message of community - ALL sections of the community in helping to promote peace. To encourage those isolated/vulnerable members to engage in this annual festive event - therefore to some variance help with identity, a sense of belonging and Health & Wellbeing within the community.

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To raise awareness of the role and position that each section of the community has to play within the development of elements of community development?

Rudolf discussing traffic arrangements with NPT officers, Sophie and David.Rudolf discussing traffic arrangements with NPT officers, Sophie and David.
Rudolf discussing traffic arrangements with NPT officers, Sophie and David.

The ‘Association’ would like to thank the officers of J District (PSNI) Neighbourhood Patrol Team, the Mill Tea Room and Causeway Coast and Glens council for funding this community event called ‘What’s after 12 Drummers drumming’ through their ‘Festive Fund’.

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