Residents living close to an unfinished housing development in Londonderry have renewed calls for its demolition.
Building work stopped on the housing development in the Waterside area of Londonderry more than three years ago
A spokesperson for the council said on Friday that the enforcement notice issued by the Environmental Health Department remains in place. Council officers have been liaising with the owners of the site, the spokesperson added, "to remind them of their responsibility to keep the site secure and their commitment to demolish the remaining structures".The council told BBC News NI they could not disclose any information relating to the owners of the site during a live enforcement case.Building work stopped at the Dunfield site more than three years ago.
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