Northern Ireland high street voucher scheme: Shoppers told not to rush as website struggles

UUP leader Doug Beattie explains why he is standing firm against unionist electoral pacts

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Subscribe              Sep 27, 2021                 NI High Street Voucher Scheme: 'Don't apply now' says economy minister Gordon Lyons           Applicants taking advantage of the £100 'spend local' voucher scheme are being urged not to overwhelm the system on the first few days of it going live.                 Don't let a good deal pass you by this Autumn With the leaves soon starting to change, Autumn is certainly on it's way, but before you start to look beyond to the wintry weather and shorter days we want to celebrate Autumn in all it's colour and spectacle with a spectacular sale. Until October 17 we're cutting our prices in half for the first 6 months of new monthly digital subscriptions, or for the first 3 months of  print subscriptions. Checkout using the promo code ATMN50 for 50% off.            NI music agent Steve Strange was 'unsung hero' of global industry   A Northern Irish music agent has been fondly remembered by a host of top acts who he worked with, following his death at the age of 53.           Beattie explains why he is standing firm against unionist electoral pacts   UUP leader Doug Beattie has firmly defended ruling out a unionist pact to maximize the number of unionist MLAs in next year's assembly election.           Journalist reports worst abuse of 15 years after writing on pandemic sceptic   Former News Letter journalist Sam McBride says that despire covering politics for 15 years, he has never suffered the online abuse he has received after questioning a leading pandemic sceptic.           Tributes to Ronan Kerr at Omagh's first 'Pride'   A PSNI officer has paid tribute to murdered colleague, Ronan Kerr, in a moving speech at the first ever Omagh Pride event on Saturday.               Dreading energy bills this year? Worried about the end of furlough? Advice NI offers some sound guidance   Many families across Northern Ireland could be set to face dire financial struggles this autumn.       Driving cattle through Belfast street criticised (1953)   Strong criticism of the movement of cattle in Belfast was expressed during this week in 1953 by Mr A J Stuart at a meeting of the Chamber of Trade at the Kensington Hotel.                             Boucher nets brace on Giants winning road trip           The Stena Line Belfast Giants wrapped up their Scottish road trip on Sunday night with a convincing 5-1 victory over Fife Flyers.                   Oran Kearney delighted as Coleraine reap the benefits on and off the pitch   As Saturdays go it couldn't have got much better for Coleraine.       Rory McIlroy 'proud' despite defeat as USA crush Europe to regain Ryder Cup   An emotional Rory McIlroy was reduced to tears as the United States regained the Ryder Cup with a record-breaking performance at Whistling Straits.       British Superbikes: Michael Dunlop finishes in points at Oulton Park   Michael Dunlop finished in the points in the second British Superbike race at Oulton Park on Sunday.                   View more news

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