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Public Affairs
Weak correlation between campaign spending and electoral success
Figures released by the Electoral Commission have shown that, whilst all the largest parties spent relatively similar amounts, campaign spending…
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Public Affairs
Undermining devolution
The post-Brexit expansion of UK Government departments in Northern Ireland could potentially undermine devolution, a senior MLA has stated. The…
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Public Affairs
TRADE UNION DESK (Dis)United Kingdom
There are several reasons why the UK is trailing the charts of every measure of a well-functioning economy and a…
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Public Affairs
Political Platform Connie Egan MLA
Elected in May 2022, Connie Egan is an MLA for North Down who cut her political teeth in campaigns for…
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Public Affairs
A new script for mental health
If we do not flip the script around mental health, we will fail to ever get to grips with this…
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Issues
Queen Elizabeth II: 1926-2022
As we go to print, Britain is preparing for the funeral of its longest serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, who…
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Issues
A blueprint for a better workplace
Recently in Ireland, Breedon has embarked on an employer brand campaign called ‘Inside Breedon’ to promote itself as a ‘preferred…
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Energy and Environment
RenewableNI: Building the pathway
Steven Agnew, Director of RenewableNI, explains why the organisation is trying to push forward the Northern Ireland Energy Strategy without…
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Education
Education budget ‘wholly insufficient’
Despite being only second to health in the overall allocation, the Department of Education’s budget is “wholly insufficient” to address…
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Education
First Education Authority review deems authority ‘not effective’
The body responsible for the spending of the vast majority of the education budget has been deemed “ineffective” and “probably…
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