EasyJet passengers recount treatment after Tunisia to Belfast flight cancellation
Stranded travelers faced a ten-day wait before the airline arranged return flights on Wednesday.
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Secretary of State confirms reappointment and new members for Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
Sir Chris Bryant MP has confirmed the renewal of Chief Commissioner Alyson Kilpatrick's term alongside four fresh appointments to the body established under the Belfast Agreement.
Nipsa official warns of potential strikes as health pay award stays unconfirmed
Patrick Mulholland suggested industrial action could begin in October amid concerns over the Executive's failure to finalise a budget
Northern Ireland Office publishes Freedom of Information records for 2020
The department has made available its 2020 Freedom of Information releases, inviting readers to request accessible formats via email.
Family faces ten-day wait as EasyJet cancellation leaves passengers stranded in Tunisia
A traveller claims he has incurred over £4,000 in costs to secure a return journey after being informed of the delay.
Belfast City Airport proposes extended evening operations and £200m redevelopment package
Planning applications seek to add a rail link, increase daily flight hours by an hour, and include new accommodation as part of a major regeneration project.
Belfast City Council opens consultation on draft rules for short-term lets
The authority is seeking input on supplementary planning guidelines intended to help developers and landowners navigate the city's approach to serviced apartments and holiday homes.
Health Minister Robbie Butler meets Bryson Charitable Group staff on first day in office
The Northern Ireland Executive's health minister carried out his inaugural official engagement today when he visited the charity in Belfast to discuss social care delivery.