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NI Secretary instructs officials to consider ‘contingency plans’ around budget (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has instructed officials to consider “contingency plans” around a budget for the region. In a letter sent to Finance Minister John O’Dowd, Sir Chris acknowledged the ongoing situation at Drumcree but said “the time is already long past when the Executive should have agreed a budget for this financial year”. The UK Government has made a financial offer slightly above £1.5 billion over the next three years in an effort to assist with balancing Stormont ’
NI Secretary instructs officials to consider âcontingency plansâ around budget (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has instructed officials to consider âcontingency plansâ around a budget for the region. In a letter sent to Finance Minister John OâDowd, Sir Chris acknowledged the ongoing situation at Drumcree but said âthe time is already long past when the Executive should have agreed a budget for this financial yearâ. The UK Government has made a financial offer slightly above £1.5 billion over the next three years in an effort to assist with balancing
NI Secretary instructs officials to consider ‘contingency plans’ around budget - AOL (opens the original)
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Northern IrelandSecretary Sir Chris Bryant has instructed officials to consider “contingency plans” around a budget for the region. In a letter sent to Finance Minister John O’Dowd, Sir Chris acknowledged the ongoing situation at Drumcree but said “the time is already long past when the Executive should have agreed a budget for this financial year”. The UK Government has made a financial offer slightly above £1.5 billion over the next three years in an effort to assist with balancing Stormont’s
Forcing march down Garvaghy Road could be catastrophic, warns PSNI Chief (opens the original)
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The consequences of forcing an Orange Order march down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown “could be catastrophic”, PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has said. He also told the Policing Board in Belfast that there will be “consequences” for those who blocked the road, “especially those who incited and organised it”. The chief constable also defended how his force delivered intelligence assessments to the Parades Commission ahead of its determination over the contentious march, and said he currently d
Forcing march down Garvaghy Road could be catastrophic, warns Boutcher - AOL (opens the original)
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The consequences of forcing an Orange Order march down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown “could be catastrophic”, Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has said. He also told the Policing Board in Belfast that there will be “consequences” for those who blocked the road, “especially those who incited and organised it”. The chief constable also defended how his force delivered intelligence assessments to the Parades Commission ahead of its determination over the conte
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