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Northern Ireland police and politicians are to hold talks in Wales in a bid to resolve tensions around parading.Northern Ireland police and politicians are to hold talks in Wales in a bid to resolve tensions around parading.
Sources have said the talks will involve other key players from the community. The talks have been organised by the Police Service of Northern Ireland in conjunction with the University of Ulster.
The talks were supposed to be private but news of them has begun to leak out. The PSNI has said the meeting, in Cardiff next week, will discuss a range of issues around policing in Belfast.
Official sources such as the Police Service of Northern Ireland have not responded yet to questions about the initiative. The talks were supposed to be private but news of them had begun to leak out.
Sources says the location is Wales and the talks are set to take place next week. In a statement, the PSNI said: "As a police service, we believe it is important that we listen to the views expressed by our stakeholders and the community.
The initiative follows public criticism in recent years by senior police officers that politicians have essentially failed to tackle the issue in the winter months, and allowed tensions to spill onto the streets in summer. "We also want to ensure constructive lines of engagement are established and remain open."
The list of those attending has not yet been finalised, the statement said.
The initiative follows public criticism in recent years by senior police officers that politicians have essentially failed to tackle the issue of contentious parades in the winter months, and allowed tensions to spill onto the streets in summer.