Government announces energy price cap for Northern Ireland homes

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Subscribe              Sep 21, 2022           Good afternoon readers,   The welcome news from the Government that household energy costs will be capped in Northern Ireland has been high on the  agenda for everyone.  As has the ongoing council strike which has left our bins overflowing. Read about this, but don't miss our other news...   Also read: * LETTER - A nation proud to be British  * OPINION - Jamie Bryson: Government's clever legal footwork over Northern Ireland Protocol will not hoodwink unionists  * EDITORIAL - It is pity that no UK-US trade deal is in sight but it will make it easier to rebuff pressure over the NI Protocol             Government announces energy price cap for Northern Ireland homes           WATCH: End to ghastly scenes of mass flytipping in sight as Armagh Banbridge Craigavon council agrees deal to stop binmen strike           Protocol: Sir Jeffrey says 'a blind man on a galloping horse' could see where threat to Good Friday deal lies as Wilson castigates American 'IRA sympathisers' who support it           Appeal for information 50 years after couple shot while watching TV           2021: Cancer was leading cause of death in NI, half of births outside wedlock and divorces increase           When does national mourning for Queen Elizabeth II end?           Urgent call for clarity on support as list of NI business closures grows           Warrenpoint Port welcomes Seatruck acquisition           Putin warns West as he announces partial mobilisation for Russian citizens           Catholic majority wouldn't alter political reality in Northern Ireland: Stephen McCarthy           Pre-Christmas Assembly election is not an idle threat – Heaton-Harris               Hospitality Ulster and Retail NI reacts to energy support measures by UK Government     Julie Hasting retires as marketing director of the hotels group founded by her late father                           Rangers are not hoarding cash – John Bennett defends board's transfer strategy             Conor Bradley hopes Northern Ireland can benefit from his impressive club form     Michael Sweeney reflects on standout season after finally achieving long-held aim of winning Irish Superbike title     Champions crowned at Loughbrickland                           View more news

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