Issues
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New NILGA President
Armagh, Banbridge and Craivavon Alderman Carla Lockhart has been appointed as President of NILGA for 2015-2016. The DUP representative described…
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Reform key to improving health and care
Continued reform, transformation and innovation are needed to deliver a world class health service for Northern Ireland, according to new…
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Election campaign commences
One of the least predictable UK general elections since 1945 will take place on Thursday, 7 May, with 18 seats…
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Education Authority goes live
The five education and library boards and their staff commission have been replaced by an Education Authority. The new body…
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Social Value Act needed for social action
At Employers For Childcare Charitable Group, we don’t just recognise the value of trading for a social purpose: it underpins…
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New councils take shape
Peter Cheney looks back on the story of local government so far and the way ahead for Northern Ireland’s 11…
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Local government reform: delivering services or facilitating outcomes
James Gray takes stock of the shift in how councils in Great Britain are approaching their responsibilities, which sets the…
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Standing at the crossroads now
Age NI Chief Executive Linda Robinson discusses how we are standing at a crossroads of the ageing agenda in Northern…
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Public procurement: a new era
Leading law firm Arthur Cox recently held a seminar on the updated Public Contract Regulations, outlining how they will lead…
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Education budget announced
agendaNi considers the impact of this year’s education budget and gauges reaction from within the teaching sector. A £28 million…
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