Executive
Transformation could unlock improved public services for Northern Ireland
Despite receiving significant additional funding from UK Budget 2024, the executive remains ‘in the red’.
Churches are the ‘National Help Service’ and deserve more recognition and support from Stormont for their essential community services
Churches offer hope, healing and practical support to the most vulnerable. The Stormont executive needs to recognise their value and include them in building a better future for all
Stormont’s health crisis: Pay disputes, strike threats & the urgent need for reform - The Irish News view
The nettle of reform has remained ungrasped for far too long
‘I don’t have any more time to waste’ - Belfast woman’s heart-breaking plea to Stormont to save women’s lives
Christine Campbell is calling for the Executive to fund an awareness campaign on ovarian cancer symptoms
Community and voluntary sectors being left behind by executive's draft programme for government, say Archbishops
Groups which are the ‘glue of society’ are left to fight each other for funding
Archbishops: Programme for government fails to recognise voluntary and community sectors as ‘glue of society’
Stormont executive must work for the ‘common good’
Can government take lessons from the GAA in finding solutions for its problems?
Six months after agreeing its budget for 2024/25, the Executive does not have its final Programme for Government in place
Plan now place – but challenge remains in its delivery
PfG represents a first step, but achieving its lofty ambitions will be a long journey
It’s time for the DUP to end the LCC’s special access – The Irish News view
The DUP should reflect on which organisations it chooses to platform
New cross-departmental strategy aims to crack down on domestic and sexual abuse
On average, domestic abuse was reported to police every 16 minutes and sexual offences every two hours