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Firmus Energy: Customers face price increase in October (opens the original)
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Firmus Energy has announced an 8.98% price increase for customers in the Ten Towns area and 12.5% for Greater Belfast. The Ten Towns new tariff will be effective from 1 October and equates to an extra £7 per month on the average bill for customers. In greater Belfast, around 54,000 customers' new tariffs will be effective from 8 October and equates to an extra £12 per month. They said the increase was "due to the increased cost of gas on the global energy markets caused by the prolonged conflict
NI education: 'Burnout, stress and anxiety' leading to industrial action for teachers (opens the original)
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A west Belfast primary school teacher has described the "burnout, stress and anxiety" experienced by many in the workforce as they struggle to cope with increasing workloads. It comes as Northern Ireland's five teaching unions voted for industrial action if their grievances concerning workload were not addressed. Education Minister Paul Givan said he was "fully committed" to reducing teacher and headteacher workload and that he hoped further negotiations would help avert action. John Kerr, head
Maolíosa McHugh: Sinn Féin MLA stepping down in West Tyrone (opens the original)
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Maolíosa McHugh has announced he will be stepping down as MLA for West Tyrone from Tuesday. Earlier this year, the Sinn Féin MLA said he would not be seeking re-election to Stormont in May 2027. He said, as he was not seeking re-election, he had decided to step down on 1 September "prior to the commencement of the final term of the Assembly". Paul Boggs, who is a councillor for the Sperrin area, has been selected to replace McHugh in the West Tyrone constituency. McHugh has been a representative
NI secretary and PM 'stand full square behind' Good Friday Agreement (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has said he and Prime Minister Andy Burnham "stand full square" behind all of the Good Friday Agreement, including its provisions for a border poll. During his first visit to Northern Ireland on Thursday, Burnham said a border poll was "off the table" and that votes on Brexit and Scottish independence showed the "risks that come from those situations take a long time to heal". However on Friday, Sir Chris said the point Burnham was making was that disc
Portadown: NI secretary to consider Parades Commission letter over Drumcree (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has said he will take time to consider a letter from the Parades Commission on how they plan to restore public confidence. It comes after a commissioner resigned over the handling of its ruling on the Orange Order's Drumcree parade. The commission was asked to write to Sir Chris by the end of the day to assure him that their decision making processes were fair after a court case highlighted mistakes over the ruling on the annual parade. They were asked
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