The recent COVID-19 lockdown has seen many industries forced to rapidly change the way they operate. And just as in 2008 when the last recession took hold, the planning and construction industry felt the sharp edge of the economic slowdown, so too have they been challenged by recent events.
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It has been a while since we talked about Brexit. But it hasn’t gone away you know. Boris may have “got Brexit done” but it’s the detail that now matters as we progress to the next phase.
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With people protesting about climate change outside parliament this week and MPs protesting about Brexit inside, we take a look at how Northern Ireland is responding to two of the defining issues for the environment - Brexit and climate change.
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This summer, Harding Memorial Primary School in East Belfast moved towards becoming the first integrated school in the area while over 95% of parents of pupils at Seaview Primary School in Glenarm voted in favour of becoming the first catholic school to move to integrated status.
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With research demonstrating a clear link between alcohol consumption and no fewer than seven types of cancer, implementing minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol has been on the public health radar for a number of years.
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