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Don't allow Twaddell to poison politics - Ringland 4th June 2014 As the Parades Commission prepares to publish its latest determination on the controversial Orange Order parade from Woodvale to Ligoniel in north Belfast, NI... Local News
Robinson hate speech endorsement disgraceful 29th May 2014 Peter Robinson’s endorsement of anti-Muslim comments by a preacher is “disgraceful but not surprising”, according to NI Conservatives’ co-chair, Trevor Ringland... Local News
We must get competitive to grow the economy 28th May 2014 A recent PWC report and figures from the Ulster Bank confirm that Northern Ireland’s economy is still lagging behind the rest of the UK. One problem which is... Opinions
Work together to stop race hate crimes 21st May 2014 NI Conservatives’ European Election candidate, Mark Brotherston, has urged communities and the police to “work together” to combat race hate crime in Northern... Local News
O'Dowd caught 'bang to rights' by judge 16th May 2014 A judge has caught the education minister “bang to rights” for failing to support integrated education in Northern Ireland, according to NI Conservatives’ co... Local News
Support for Northern Ireland only tourism strategy 16th May 2014 A call from the outgoing Chief Executive of the tourist board for Northern Ireland to have its own strong tourism strategy “should be treated with the utmost... Local News
Ringland throws weight behind velodrome plan 13th May 2014 NI Conservatives’ co-chair and keen cyclist, Trevor Ringland, has thrown his weight behind calls to equip Northern Ireland with a cycling ‘velodrome’. Local News
Villiers offers support to local Conservative candidates 9th May 2014 The Secretary of State joined NI Conservatives’ activists on the campaign trail for the European and local government elections, this morning. Theresa Villiers... Local News
Hate crimes 'reprehensible' - Brotherston 6th May 2014 NI Conservatives’ spokesman, Mark Brotherston, has called a series of racist attacks, which have taken place across Belfast, “absolutely reprehensible”. Local News
Prime Minister’s statement on protecting the Union: Speech in Full 14th September 2020 The Prime Minister sets out the case for the Internal Market Bill, which would secure free trade inside of the United Kingdom once we exit the transition period... National News
UK and Japan agree historic free trade agreement 14th September 2020 This deal will boost trade between our two countries by £15.2 billion, creating jobs and delivering new opportunities across every part of the United Kingdom. National News
We will not compromise on what it means to be an independent and sovereign nation 7th September 2020 National News