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Money Saving with Sinead Campbell: The pandemic has normalised debt- here s why that s a good thing - Sinead Campbell

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Derry hairdressers face additional hardship due to Covid confusion at Stormont

Derry hairdressers face ‘additional hardship’ due to Covid confusion at Stormont The latest lockdown restriction mean that local hairdressers have remained closed since late December. Reporter: );   ); Local barbers and hairdressers have suffered ‘additional financial hardship’ because of a misunderstanding around Covid regulations at the heart of NI’s government, it has emerged. Communications between Foyle MLA Sinead McLaughlin and the Health and Finance Ministers demonstrates that even those heading government departments have been confused about what Covid restrictions were in force and when. Localised restrictions were put in place in Derry and Strabane on October 5 following a surge in positive Covid cases.

Over £260m paid out under Localised Restrictions Support Scheme – Murphy | Newry Times | Latest Newry News, Newry Sport and Newry Business for Newry City

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