Iceland's decision to abandon proposals from opening a third supermarket venture in Derry has been described as 'frustrating'.
The supermarket retailer revealed on Wednesday that the plans to introduce a 'The Food Warehouse' store had been scrapped due to the slow progress of their application in the planning system.
Managing director of Iceland, Richard Walker, told BBC Radio Four that the chain had decided to 'walk away' from the plan, blaming 'bureaucracy and government interference' at local planning level.
