Representatives from the legal profession are expected to tell the Assembly’s Justice Committee of their growing concerns that the proposed cuts to the Department of Justice budget will leave areas

The dramatic resignation of Lord Theodore Agnew in the House of Lords towards the end of January has thrown a renewed focus on corruption, financial and economic crime, and fraud.

Northern Ireland’s only dedicated HIV charity, Positive Life, has urged the public to look after their sexual health by wearing a condom as Covid-19 restrictions ease. The organisation which supports

The legal profession in Northern Ireland have warned that proposed cuts to the Justice Budget contained within the Executive Budget will undermine Access to Justice. The Bar of Northern Ireland

Belfast Chamber has set out its vision for a radical reimagining of Belfast City Centre as part of the organisation’s contribution to Belfast City Council, the Department for Infrastructure and

Changes in Northern Ireland’s labour market are aligned with global post-pandemic trends, with the adoption of a ‘hybrid working’ model regarded as the best means of retaining and attracting talent.

Northern Ireland’s first Mental Health Champion, Professor Siobhan O’Neill is calling on all political parties to commit to the additional 34% increase in funding needed to fully implement the Mental

Almost one year on since the end of the Brexit transition period, 84% of businesses in Northern Ireland are dealing with increased costs, with 89% reporting increases in the time

The Bank of England is likely to predict that inflation, a measure of the rate of rising prices of goods and services in the economy will peak in December 2021

The Northern Ireland housing market saw another month of declining new listings, which may frustrate the growing number of prospective buyers, according to the latest RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered