A new deal, titled ‘New Decade, New Approach’ was unveiled last night (9th January) at Stormont by Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Julian Smith,
In a week that sees lecturers take to the picket lines in the UCU strikes, Unison in Northern Ireland have also begun strikes to demand
On 5th November, MPs backed a government proposal to hold a General Election on the 12th December. Of the 11 MPs for Northern Ireland who
Photo credit: ‘Machine Made’ on Flickr. CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Police are treating the burning of flags and banners on a bonfire in the Bogside area
On Saturday night (12th August), petrol bombs and missiles were fired at police near the Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall in Derry/Londonderry following the Apprentice Boys
Boris Johnson visited Northern Ireland on 31st July for the first time as Prime Minister. He spent the morning engaging in talks with representatives from
This week, the chair of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee in Westminster, Simon Hoare, noted that it is “highly likely” that there will be further
MPs in Westminster have today voted on amendments to the Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill. The bill surrounds keeping NI fully functioning in the absence
David Lidington, de-facto deputy Prime Minister, visited Northern Ireland yesterday (5th July) and expressed his opinions on the impact of Brexit on the region, as
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