Politics
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“This is what delivery looks like. No gimmicks. No grandstanding”
On 21 November the Northern Ireland Executive Office issued a press release titled: “This is what delivery looks like. No…
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RHI remains on the boil
An inquiry into the Renewable Heating Incentive, beginning in February, is being chaired by Patrick Coughlin, a retired Lord Justice…
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O’Neill succeeds McGuinness
Martin McGuinness, the longest serving Minister thus far in the Northern Ireland Assembly, has brought the curtain down upon a…
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SPAD involvement
Much of the anger surrounding the handling of the botched energy scheme has centred on accountability. Aside from the role…
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From Trump to Brexit
British Prime Minister Theresa May has said that she wants to see a “seamless, frictionless border” between Northern Ireland and…
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Brokenshire criticised for ‘disproportionate’ Trouble’s prosecution claims
Secretary of State James Brokenshire’s wade into the heated and divisive issue of legacy in Northern Ireland’s politics has brought…
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Cooperation and participation key to effective reform
The Director of the Local Government Policy Division at the Department of the Environment, Nichola Creagh reflects on the progress…
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Urban regeneration: delivering local solutions
With the transfer of urban regeneration powers delayed until the next mandate, agendaNi examines the benefits of putting these powers…
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Investing for the future of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
An energised, ambitious and forward-thinking local authority which is strategically-positioned in a key economic region, Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon…
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Local development planning
Addressing the recent Local Government Reform Conference, Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council Principal Planner Lois Jackson outlined the importance of…
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