All the updated news related to financial austerity

All the news related to financial austerity updated in real time

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'How are a family on two minimum wages getting by? They're not'

County Derry mum says high childcare costs are leaving young families on low incomes unable to get by. Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, from Magherafelt, is a lecturer at Ulster University and mother to Finian (3) and Bronwen (1). Ciara says her family and ...

14 Mar 2023 at 17:33

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“We cannot stand by and watch as our education system is ripped apart”

County Derry pupils will no longer be able to take part in cycling classes as the Department for Infrastructure makes more cuts. The cycling proficiency scheme has been running for more than 50 years and has trained almost half a million pupils....

28 Mar 2023 at 18:33

DerryNow

'Little correspondence' leaves Causeway Hospital staff 'extremely anxious' about jobs as cuts loom

Causeway Hospital staff are 'extremely anxious' about their jobs as services are ‘likely’ to close before June. Staff have been advised that the Causeway Hospital birth services will be cut before the summer holidays begin. Members of staff ...

21 Apr 2023 at 18:33

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Mid Ulster District Council announce rate increases and service cuts

Mid Ulster District Council has decided to raise its property tax by 7.3% for households and 4.3% for businesses. The decision was taken at a special meeting of the Council on 6 February. The council said it was 'one of the most ...

07 Feb 2023 at 17:33

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