Northern Ireland High Street Voucher Scheme 2021: How to apply when the portal opens and where you can spend it
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  Sep 24, 2021  
     
     
  Almost 60 Covid deaths in NI, reports latest weekly NISRA bulletin  
     
  Almost 60 deaths linked to Covid-19 occurred in Northern Ireland in the latest week analysed by statisticians.  
     
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Northern Ireland High Street Voucher Scheme 2021: How to apply when the portal opens on Monday
 
Northern Ireland's High Street Voucher Scheme application portal opens on Monday, September 27, but how do you register and when is the deadline?
 
     
 
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DUP demands SNP end the ‘limbo’ of NI Rangers and Celtic fans over attending games in Scotland
 
The DUP has appealed to the Scottish government for clean, unambiguous instructions for Rangers and Celtic fans who wish to travel to Glasgow to see their team play.
 
     
 
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DUP chief: Irish president ‘pushing for united Ireland – not for reconciliation’
 
Irish President Michael D Higgins’ decision not to attend a centenary church service in Armagh next month has “set back north-south relations” in Ireland, DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has claimed.
 
     
 
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Gibson: a parades commission introduces layer of unnecessary and unhelpful bureaucracy that encourages intolerance
 
A senior Orangeman has said there are much better ways to police parades in Scotland without the creation of a “divisive” parades commission similar to NI.
 
     
 
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UK and EU must remove all medicines from NI Protocol row, says peer
 
UUP Peer Lord Empey has called for medicines to be removed immediately from the scope of the NI Protocol on humanitarian grounds, describing the issue of medicine supply to Northern Ireland as “a litmus test of the sincerity of both the UK Government and the EU”.
 
     
 
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Moderator speaks out for ‘clarity’: Higgins raised no concerns with us
 
The Presbyterian Moderator says that the Irish President never raised concerns with church leaders about a joint church service of reflection on partition and the formation of Northern Ireland. 
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
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