02 Nov, 2021 Deadline to use Spend Local card extended by two weeks Economy Minister Gordon Lyons today announced that the deadline to use the £100 pre-paid Spend Local card will be extended to December 14.
02 Nov, 2021 Cameron – “closing ED doors would be intolerable” South Antrim DUP MLA Pam Cameron tabled an Urgent Question to the Health Minister in the NI Assembly today regarding the crisis in Emergency Departments. The urgent question asked the Minister to outline what actions he was taking to address the severe pressures in EDs.
02 Nov, 2021 New Zealand trade deal presents serious concerns for NI Agriculture - Poots Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots MLA has expressed concern following the announcement of a UK/New Zealand Free Trade Agreement.
02 Nov, 2021 BOOK CLAIMS ON MURDER INVESTIGATION MUST BE COMPLETED - CAMPBELL DUP East Londonderry MP Gregory Campbell has called for the Police Ombudsman to provide answers about the case of David Caldwell which has languished for years with no outcome.
02 Nov, 2021 Launch of £5million ‘Healthy Happy Minds’ pilot for primary schools Education Minister Michelle McIlveen has today announced the start of the Healthy Happy Minds pilot to support therapeutic & counselling services in primary schools.
01 Nov, 2021 Poots launches NI Centenary bursary for CAFRE students A new bursary to mark Northern Ireland’s Centenary has been launched by Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Edwin Poots.
01 Nov, 2021 “Time to Deliver Real and Meaningful Reform” Sir Jeffrey DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP alongside DUP Health Committee members Pam Cameron and Deborah Erskine has today met with the Health Minister Robin Swann, to stress the need to deliver real and meaningful reform in the health service.
01 Nov, 2021 Lyons leads drive to restart overseas tourism to Northern Ireland in 2022, at world’s largest travel fair Economy Minister Gordon Lyons has joined Tourism Ireland and 12 tourism businesses from Northern Ireland at World Travel Market (WTM) in London today.
01 Nov, 2021 Political action, not violence is roadmap to securing removal of Irish Sea border Strangford MP Jim Shannon and DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson have condemned those responsible for hi-jacking and burning a bus in Newtownards this morning.
01 Nov, 2021 Sir Jeffrey - No justification for thuggery and terrorism. There was never any justification for people with guns on our streets and damaging property - there never will be. Thuggery & terrorism will do nothing to remove the NI Protocol. Political action has secured progress and must be allowed to continue. Violence has no place in this. https://t.co/dHrPW7m1dL— Jeffrey Donaldson MP (@J_Donaldson_MP) November 1, 2021