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UK economy ‘flatlining’
The UK economy will experience zero per cent growth in 2012, according to the Bank of England’s quarterly inflation report. …
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US Consul-General interview: Greg Burton
In his first print interview, US Consul-General Greg Burton shares his positive first impressions of the province with Peter Cheney…
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Voluntary waste approach takes shape
Defra is ruling out regulation in favour of UK-wide voluntary deals to encourage less waste. Voluntary deals to encourage companies…
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Building acceptance for renewables
A confrontational approach by wind farm developers only adds to local opposition, when the planning system should be a fair…
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BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition
It is well-documented that we must enhance our skills in the area of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) if…
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A bright future for Craigavon
New funding is boosting regeneration across the borough. In this period of austerity, the investment of public funds to create…
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Conference season commences
As the leaves fall, members of several national and local political parties will be gathering for their annual conferences this…
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Critical time for social care
Transforming Your Care (TYC) and the forthcoming discussion paper from DHSSPS on adult social care and support, provide us with…
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Don’t freeze reform: NILGA
NILGA planning spokesman Jim Dillon has called for continuous progress on the transfer of planning powers. “We have two years…
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Ending mixed-gender wards
Pressure is mounting for an end to mixed-gender wards in hospitals. Inconsistent policy is resulting in some patients receiving less…
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