Herald section
The latest reporting from across the Belfast Herald news desks.
Dr Caoimhe Archibald has unveiled Groundwork for Growth, a three-year scheme designed to assist micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in expanding their international reach.
Council members voted to install bilingual signs in Ravenscroft Avenue and forty-eight other locations, marking a shift from the previous requirement of majority resident consent.
Martin Bridger, a former officer for the Police Ombudsman Northern Ireland, told the committee about attempts to suppress findings regarding police handling of the bombing
The Inquiry and Redress Scheme Act received Royal Assent on Wednesday, with the Assembly's Committee for the Executive Office paying tribute to victims and survivors
The Martin Group has emerged as one of the nation's largest parking site managers following its purchase of NCP from liquidators.
New measures aim to boost service capacity and cut waiting times following a regional review of neurological care.
Preparatory work is finished and a temporary one-way system will operate from Chapel Hill Road to Greenan Road for four weeks.
Results published on 8 October show significant progress at Drain's Bay, though Rea's Wood in Antrim missed minimum standards for the second year.
