Only a few weeks after the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, which celebrated the role of the middle ground parties, the electorate weren't quite so complimentary last Thursday.
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With our social media full of candidates giving canvassing updates, and posters decorating lampposts across Northern Ireland, we’re now a day out from the election.
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Another year, another election, and this time it is the turn of perhaps the most enduring level of government, as we head to the polls on the 18th May to elect new representatives across Northern Ireland’s 11 councils.
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The Northern Ireland Secretary of State has set out his long-awaited budget for 2023 - 2024. The main headline from this budget is the extension of the repayment period for NI's overspend. This comes after unprecedented correspondence and activity from senior civil servants and their union. Whils its unclear how this will be managed in practice, there's clearly a tightening of the screws from the UK Government. Below is detailed the breakdown of departmental allocations.
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As the dust settles from the departed motorcades ferrying various former and current Heads of State and VVIPs after the QUB conference last week, this week in politics tells a very different story.
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