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Apr08

08 April 2021

The Route to the UK Shared Prosperity Fund: Is it the Way Forward?

When the UK left the European Union, it left behind access to EU structural funding beyond 2020. Locally this is a loss of around £600 million per year. In the last few weeks, the UK Government launched its response - the UK Community Renewal Fund—a one-year pilot of distributing £220 million and which is meant to inform the design of the much-heralded UK Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF).

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Mar30

30 March 2021

COVID-19 – A year of the ‘new normal’

If a week is a long time in politics, a year must seem like a lifetime, and for many of us the past year has been life-changing.

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Mar04

04 March 2021

Budget 2021: What does it mean for the Executive?

All eyes turned to Rishi Sunak yesterday and the contents of his red briefcase, with the Chancellor speaking to MPs in the House of Commons for just under 52 minutes.

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Dec01

01 December 2020

Engagement in a post-Brexit world: Five key takeaways

We’ve seen deadlines come and go before. Brexit observers will remember only too well the high-noon deadlines of EU summits, extensions, ‘flextensions’ (remember those?) and various attempts to both ‘intensify’ and ‘dedramatise’ negotiations, that dominated late 2018 and much of 2019.

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Oct13

13 October 2020

NI's magic money tree? Budgets explained

In these times of extreme financial challenge as more and more money is required to deal with the effects of the Coronavirus, many will be wondering where exactly the magic money tree is located, and if it can bear enough fruit to see us through to the day we can consign COVID-19 to the history books.

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The Route to the UK Shared Prosperity Fund: Is it the Way Forward?

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NI's magic money tree? Budgets explained

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