The Art of Communication: - Derry City Council

AcknowledgementsThe following people and organisations aresincerely thanked for their much valuedhelp and support in the completion of thisresearch:All of the Chinese employers andEnvironmental Health Officers whoparticipated in this study;Sue Diven and Carol Stewart, CommunityRelations, Derry City Council;The Development Department, Derry CityCouncil;Karen Scrivens, Simon Ling and all of the SaiPak staff and committee;The Chinese Welfare Association;Louise Simpson, University of Ulster;Professor Malcolm Armstrong, University ofUlster;Gary Mc Farlane and the Chartered Instituteof Environmental Health;Brenda McCallion, Environmental HealthDepartment, Derry City Council;Roisin McLaughlin, Local Strategy Partnership,Derry City Council;Each of the participating councils, and inparticular the following members of eachEnvironmental Health department:Philip O’Doherty, Barry Dohery, PaulRafferty, Emlyn Lynchehaun, Janet Glover,Enda Cummins, Genevieve McWilliams,Paul McSwiggan, Karen Phillips, MargaretMcColgan and Helen McKean, Derry CityCouncil;Barny Heywood, Larry Dargan and ClementKennedy, Western Group EnvironmentalHealth Service;Jacqueline Glass and Ciaran Doran, LimavadyBorough Council;Barny Heywood and Brian Furey, OmaghDistrict Council;Paddy Cosgrove, John Murray, Sabrina Gillow,and Alan Haire, Strabane District Council;Robert Forde, Gerry Tierney, and AislingShortt, Fermanagh District Council;All of the Community Relations and EqualityOfficers at each of the participating councils,particularly Kay McIvor, Equality Officer,Derry City Council;Sínead McNicholl and Briege Meenan, Financeand Human Resources Department, DerryCity Council;Dr Moira Dean, Queen’s University Belfast;Karen McLaughlin, Christine McLaughlinand Betty McNicholl, North-West RegionalCollege;Dr Susanne Boyd, Annie Chambers and theFood Standards Agency Northern Ireland.2The Art of Communication: A landscape shared between regulator and ethnic employer