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NI economic activity grew faster than UK and ROI in second quarter (opens the original)
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Economic activity in Northern Ireland in the second quarter of this year grew faster than the UK and Republic of Ireland, according to official figures. Northern Ireland's economic output, which is broadly equivalent to UK GDP, rose by 2.3% in the year to June. Comparing economic activity in both NI and UK, NI had stronger growth over the year. Ireland's GDP increased by 10.2% over the latest quarter, but its "Modified Domestic Demand" (MDD), which removes the distorting effects of globalisation
Rising fuel prices hit Northern Ireland drivers (opens the original)
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As the price of diesel hits more than £2 per litre at some of Northern Ireland's forecourts and with petrol prices also soaring, motorists have been telling BBC News NI how it is changing their driving habits. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has caused disruption around critical shipping lanes like the Strait of Hormuz, causing the price of wholesale fuel to continue to rise. As prices at the pumps reach a four year high, the NI Consumer Council said consumers were being "disproportionat
Fuel costs: £100 home heating oil support scheme opens (opens the original)
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Applications for a Stormont scheme to give eligible households a £100 voucher towards home heating oil costs are now open. About 340,000 lower-income households are expected to qualify for the payment which was first announced in March. Applications will made via the NIdirect government website from Wednesday 9 September. Communities Minister Gordon Lyons said the process was "easy and fast". "The digital prepaid card will go some way to meeting the challenge of rising fuel costs and will benefi
Audit into the governance of Northern Ireland Water (opens the original)
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The Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has launched an audit into the governance of NI Water. In a written statement, external, the minister said there are a number of ongoing issues, some of which have been subject to investigation and have already resulted in the need for action plans. Kimmins did not outline the ongoing issues in her announcement. However she said cited the "scale, volume and severity of these concerns" combined with the "time it has taken NI Water to conduct the required in
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