The egos have landed in Portadown tonight. 🎪 But one thing remains crystal clear - you're still not getting down the Garvaghy Road! The residents stood firm for their community and for their rights. And we stood with them. No forced marches. No going back. ✊

Belfast Councillor Paul Doherty fears increasing number of e-scooter injuries could lead to a death due to the illegal vehicles bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0phgp…

Children are being told to wear an extra jumper in the classroom to stay warm while MLA's are set to get another pay rise. Enough is enough - people here deserve better than this.

⚠️🗣️Belfast charity says communities pulling together to ensure children don't go hungry as cost-of-living pressures tighten 🍎Foodstock Community Hub in west Belfast has been providing thousands of free breakfasts for children. 📈It’s as families continue to struggle with rising food and energy costs, with inflation expected to remain high. 🎙️The hub’s founder Paul Doherty speaks to our reporter @mckee23_r.

BREAKING NEWS - THE ORANGE ORDER AREN'T GETTING DOWN THE GARVAGHY ROAD. ✊ The residents stood firm. Ireland stood with them. No going back. Not now. Not ever.

The @RightConfe57651 has launched its brand-new report, setting out a clear plan to deliver food security by 2035. Now it’s time to turn that plan into action. #RightToFood🍽️ #GFTU 1/2

Garvaghy Update : Today’s Court of Appeal hearing has ended with judgment reserved. That means there is no final ruling today. The judges are now considering the residents’ challenge to the Parades Commission decision, with the Lady Chief Justice saying a decision will come on a swift timeframe. For now, we wait. The position of the Garvaghy Road residents remains clear: no Orange parade should be forced through their community against their wishes. We continue to stand with them. Solidarity ✊️

Down at court this morning standing with the residents of the Garvaghy Road. If you can make it down, come and show your solidarity. The Orange Order aren’t getting down that road. Not now. Not ever.

A strong message has been sent from the Garvaghy Road today. The people of Ireland stand with the residents. No Orange parade will be forced down this road. Not now. Not ever. Solidarity ✊️

The Orange Order aren’t getting down that road. Not now. Not ever. Proud to send my solidarity to the people of the Garvaghy Road tonight from the Council Chamber. Solidarity ✊

We are back to square one again tonight. The Portadown Orangemen say they are not prepared to do a deal and remain determined to march. The message from residents remains loud and clear: you won’t be walking down the Garvaghy Road. Not now. Not ever. Solidarity ✊️

The Chief Constable of the PSNI has never launched a ‘large scale’ criminal investigation to remove flags erected to intimidate Catholics every year right across the north. Arresting people who stood against a supremacist, sectarian parade puts him on the wrong side of history

Around 200 people turning up in a car park to listen to Jamie Bryson last night tells its own story. For all the noise, threats and grandstanding, he clearly does not have the influence he would have people believe. I think people, including many within the unionist community, can see through this whole facade. What is happening around Garvaghy Road is increasingly being used by Bryson to put himself at the centre of the story. An ego trip played out in a car park while a community is being forced through this nightmare all over again. People see through it.

Huge thanks to @PaulDoherty___ for speaking to our Year 12 LLW students on the theme of ‘Lifelong Learning’! The students were so keen to ask questions, and your insights will be invaluable for our Controlled Assessment Task. 💬✍️📚

Thanks to Leona and the Irish News for taking the time to chat about the origins of our work, what drives it and the people and communities that continue to make it all possible.

Whatever happens politically in the coming days and weeks, one thing must be clear: nationalist communities will not accept decisions being made over their heads and imposed upon them. The Garvaghy Road fiasco showed exactly why that cannot be allowed to happen again. Our rights, our voice and our communities must be respected. There can be no return to the politics of the past. Those days are over.

When west Belfast community worker Paul Doherty first pitched the idea of a community food hub in the garage of his Turf Lodge home, during the Covid lockdown, most people thought him mad. But he knew what it was like to be hungry. He looked around him at people who were really struggling. And never being a man to sit back and let others do what was needed, he persevered. Read more: tinyurl.com/2s4jpwwn

Incredible solidarity on show here at Garvaghy Road. The message is loud and clear: the Orange Order isn’t getting down this road. Ever. The community has spoken, and they are standing firm.

We are continuing to stand with the people of the Garvaghy Road. After everything this community has endured, they should never have been dragged back into this nightmare again. The solidarity has been immense. Residents have stood firm and stood together. Their position could not be clearer: the Orange Order is not walking down this road. Garvaghy Road will not stand alone. Whatever comes next, we will be here.

Jon Boutcher and the PSNI have serious questions to answer about how they got this so badly wrong. Their assessment helped shape a decision that has put the Garvaghy Road community under enormous pressure almost 30 years after Drumcree. Residents are still standing together peacefully and making their position clear today. They have also received incredible solidarity from across Ireland. This community went through hell during Drumcree. Serious failures in judgement should never have put them through this again.