📽️WATCH: The First Minister Michelle O’Neill, deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly, Justice Minister Niaomi Long and Chief Constable John Boutcher address the media following the Executive meeting at Stormont today.

The First Minister and deputy First Minister have condemned a number of incidents over the weekend, including the racist attack on an Islamic centre in Newtownards on Saturday and last night’s violence in Derry~Londonderry. ⬇️ executiveoffice-ni.gov.uk/news/statement…

The Executive Office has launched a 12-week consultation on its Equality Impact Assessment of its 2024/2025 Budget Allocation. As part of the consultation process, responses are also invited for Rural Needs and Children’s Rights Impact Assessments. Have your say:

Four weeks left to have your say - the Truth Recovery public consultation will close on 19th September. We would encourage everyone to share their views on proposals for an Inquiry into Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses, and an associated Financial

First Minister Michelle O’Neill and Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron today celebrated our diverse society at #BelfastMela, and encouraged everyone to stand united against hate. Read more here: executiveoffice-ni.gov.uk/news/first-min…

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The First Minister, deputy First Minister and Junior Minister Reilly today met with NI Commissioner for Children and Young People Chris Quinn at Stormont Castle. They discussed a range of issues relating to the welfare and rights of children and young people here.

The First Minister and deputy First Minister met with the Secretary of State Hilary Benn today at Stormont Castle – the first of a series of regular meetings to discuss issues of mutual interest. They were also joined by Minister for the Cabinet Office Nick Thomas-Symonds.

The consultation on TEO’s Equality Impact Assessment of its 2024/2025 Budget Allocation closes on 8 November 2024. Responses will help inform the Department’s internal reallocations of funds and to its ALBs. We would encourage responses from all interested parties during the

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The First Minister, deputy First Minister and Economy NI Minister today met with EY senior representatives Hywel Ball, Frank O'Keeffe and Rob Heron. The meeting, which was also attended by Invest NI CEO Kieran Donoghue, discussed EY’s important contribution to the local economy

The First Minister and deputy First Minister joined guests in the Long Gallery at Parliament Buildings for the launch of the fourth cohort of the Centre for Democracy and Peace Fellowship Programme for political and civic leaders. Speaking at the event, the Ministers shared their experiences of

Education Minister Paul Givan has today issued new guidance to support school leaders in restricting the personal use of mobile phones throughout the school day, including at break and lunch times. Read more - education-ni.gov.uk/news/guidance-… Education Authority CCMS Info

The First Minister, deputy First Minister and Economy NI Minister today met with a senior delegation from Airbus at Stormont Castle. They discussed the importance of the aerospace sector to the local economy and the company’s future plans for its operations here.

Junior Minister Aisling Reilly and Junior Minister Pam Cameron today met with Timor-Leste Ambassador João Paulo da Costa Rangel at Stormont Castle. They discussed a range of issues, including plans for the establishment of a Consulate General of the Democratic Republic of

Junior Ministers Pam Cameron and Aisling Reilly today met with Anita Grover and Victoria Bishop-Rowe of Auditory Verbal UK. They discussed the charity’s work helping deaf children learn to listen and speak through Auditory Verbal therapy, and the provision of support services for

Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron welcomed the Cyprus Women Bi-Communal Coalition to Stormont Castle during their study visit to Belfast. The group of political leaders from the Turkish-Cypriot and Greek-Cypriot communities were keen to hear about the peacebuilding

Junior Ministers Pam Cameron and Aisling Reilly met with representatives of the Menopause Together charity. A range of topics were discussed, including how to improve women’s healthcare through education, empowering women to make informed choices and ensuring they feel supported