Sinn Fein’s finance minister has defended civil service membership of Stonewall’s controversial diversity scheme – ...
Belfast Live on MSN16h
No guarantee on job losses as Finance Minister gives AI update for NI civil serviceFinance Minister was asked to outline "safeguards and guarantees" to ensure AI won't replace civil service workers ...
Belfast Live on MSN14h
Mike Nesbitt hears “irony klaxon” when MLAs back budget but want more health spendingMike Nesbitt said the “irony klaxon” sounded on a daily basis in his department when politicians who support the current ...
Emergency funding of more than £17m has been allocated to Stormont departments to help deal with the costs of Storm Éowyn.
The government have given the city council £600,000 in homelessness prevention funding, as well as £1.8 million in enhanced producer responsibility. Mr Turner said: "We got more ...
News Letter on MSN2d
Sinn Fein department defends paying public funds to LGBTQ+ lobby group StonewallStormont’s finance department has defended paying public money to controversial LGBTQ+ lobby group Stonewall – despite dozens ...
Caoimhe Archibald has been appointed as economy minister and John O’Dowd as finance minister ... The lack of investment in critical infrastructure is an impediment to growth across Northern Ireland, ...
Communities minister Jim McMahon said that despite a 6.8% increase to overall local authority funding, some English councils ...
The Independent on MSN12d
Stormont Executive allocates over £17m to deal with impact of Storm EowynThe Stormont Executive has allocated more than £17 million to repair damage caused by Storm Eowyn. The storm in January ...
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