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Allstate NI were among the high-profile businesses, which scooped the gongs at the Irish News Workplace & Employment Awards in Belfast last week.
A capacity crowd packed into the Ramada Hotel for the gala black-tie dinner, at which Department of Employment & Learning minister Sir Reg Empey congratulated all the winners for their success in placing [...]
Speaking in response to the residents’ noise survey, Brian Ambrose, Chief Executive of George Best Belfast City Airport said:
“People living near transport infrastructure such as airports, motorways or railway lines will experience noise.
“In fact noise maps drawn up by the Environment and Heritage Service (now the NI Environment Agency) and available at www.noiseni.co.uk highlight that [...]
IN A little-reported but well-received speech at the weekend, the SDLP assembly member Patsy McGlone claimed that the last election results in the Republic of Ireland proved that the Sinn Fein train had come to a halt.
Mr McGlone said Sinn Fein, which says it wants to become a ‘persuader’ for a united Ireland to unionists [...]
Today the Assembly will consider the Diseases of Animals Bill as well as Question Time for Education and Employment and Learning. Danny Kinahan’s UUP, (South Antrim) Committee appointments to Regional Development and Environment will be rubber stamped replacing party colleagues John McAllister (South Down) and David McClarty (East Londonderry) respectively. The Employment and Learning Committee [...]
THE WEEK THAT WAS….
There was much talk of Black Holes this week; no, not the 1979 Disney flick which tried to out-do Star Wars, but the debate about the ‘Northern Ireland Assembly’s Supply Resolution, Main Estimates 2009 – 2010’. Alright, so it’s not the pithiest title in the world and the eight hour, two-day debate [...]
Leslie Buckly addressed a business breakfast this morning at the Harbour Commission.
Matters monetary and marine dominate in the chamber today with the second reading of the Budget Bill preceding a motion on the Sea Fish Industry (Harbour, Landing and Light Dues) Scheme.
Social Development are seeking the Assembly’s approval on the Occupational Pension Schemes (Contracting-out) (Amendment) Regulations.
Gregory Campbell will take to the floor in what is expected [...]
The Quays Shopping Centre has a special treat in store for dads on Father’s Day weekend 20th and 21st June with the return of the Dad Zone.
The Dad Zone first appeared at The Quays during the 2006 World Cup and this year it is back bigger and better than ever.
The Dad Zone is dedicated to [...]
Southern Area Hospice Services based in Newry today launched their inaugural conference on palliative care. The Conference ‘Palliative Care- a vision for the future’ will take place on Wednesday 30th September 2009 and is part of the Hospice’s celebration of 20 years of hospice care. The one day event will address the challenges and issues [...]
So the people have spoken. The European Elections are over as are the local government elections. There is a palpable sense of relief in Stormont, Leinster House and even in Number 10. Though in the case of Number 10, the relief may be somewhat more short-lived. The turnout in Northern Ireland was disappointing; it seems [...]