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Weak outlook in UK Budget

Austerity is continuing to bite with weaker tax receipts and growth but George Osborne’s measures also prevented some rises in…

The election of Sinn Féin’s Mitchel McLaughlin as the Assembly’s Principal Deputy Speaker is expected to lead to him succeeding…

Research by the University of Ulster has revealed an apparent gulf between political thinking on education and the public appetite…

A new organisation has been set up to ignite a more strategic culture of giving in Northern Ireland. With the…

Peter Cheney sums up the debate so far and the potential for a Plan B. Risks associated with Scotland’s political…

Sir David King explains how to take the long view in policy and the need to think outside the box…

Designed to encourage digital interaction between citizen and government, the NI Direct service is a change programme that is already…

A summary of the area’s population, economy and governance. Taking up the western shore of Lough Neagh, the Mid Ulster…

The town at the foot of the Sperrins has strong ambitions for its economy. Enjoying one of the most beautiful…

The District is punching above its weight in its drive to regenerate the local economy. Over the course of the…