NI Executive

Apr09

09 April 2019

Public health decisions get go ahead but could cancer strategy be left on the shelf?

Given the anticipated 65 per cent increase in new cancer cases by the year 2035, the importance of having a strong, effective and well-resourced cancer strategy in place to implement targeted cancer prevention programmes, ensure early diagnosis and timely treatments for local patients, isn’t in dispute.

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Apr04

04 April 2019

When a deal is a big deal – it’s a city deal

As the first City Deal for Northern Ireland, the Belfast City Region Deal is a big deal.

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Mar20

20 March 2019

Department of Health making the most progress with decisions

Northern Ireland has now been without a functioning devolved government for 800 days. During this period, the Department of Health (DoH) has made the most headway with outstanding decisions.

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Mar12

12 March 2019

With minister absent, education reform contentious but doable

As a devolved matter, education is rarely debated in the halls of Westminster. Yet, the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee – which features four of Northern Ireland’s MPs – recently convened to hear evidence on the sector's 2018-19 funding priorities.

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Mar06

06 March 2019

What does the Northern Ireland budget tell us about who runs Northern Ireland?

Two years from when the Executive last met, Northern Ireland has been awarded its third budget from the Secretary of State, Karen Bradley MP, which saw the allocation of our portion of the Barnett Consequential.

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Public health decisions get go ahead but could cancer strategy be left on the shelf?

When a deal is a big deal – it’s a city deal

Department of Health making the most progress with decisions

With minister absent, education reform contentious but doable

What does the Northern Ireland budget tell us about who runs Northern Ireland?

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