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Assembly dispute over NCA
The UK Government is preparing to launch the National Crime Agency (NCA) by December this year but local political parties…
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Justice Committee report highlights victims’ needs
For over three decades, Victim Support NI has been providing emotional support and information to victims of all types of…
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Justice Committee: a progress report
agendaNi reviews the work of the Assembly’s Justice Committee, including its progress on rights for victims and witnesses. The Justice…
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Real benefits
Many see CSR as being merely good PR, but there are real business benefits to getting involved in any corporate…
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Ticking all the right boxes
Simon Little, Phoenix Communications Manager, discusses how the company’s approach of embedding corporate responsibility practices into every aspect of its…
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Linking businesses and schools
Volunteering in schools can improve results for children and help deprived communities value education more highly. Peter Cheney outlines some…
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Listening and committed to our community
How George Best Belfast City Airport builds lasting relationships with the community. As one of the largest employers in Belfast,…
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Philanthropy in practice
Generous giving by rich individuals remains an important form of corporate social responsibility. Philanthropy comes from the Greek words for…
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Assembly Ministers back growth of philanthropy in Northern Ireland
A survey of Assembly members suggests that ministers should take more action to encourage philanthropy. Nine out of ten MLAs…
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CSR is high on the agenda at Homecare Independent Living
How a leading care company promotes Social Responsibility within its work. In just sixteen years, Mairead and Gerald Mackle have…
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