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Stormont: Northern Ireland's decay is breaking public services - and people - Vimarsana News

Stormont: Northern Ireland's decay is breaking public services - and people

There’s an end of days feel to Northern Ireland. It’s not that Irish unity is necessarily looming, but that dramatic elements of what society has taken for granted are breaking down, with limited reason to believe that they’ll be coming back soon.

Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life shortlisted for five accolades at Media Freedom Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life shortlisted for five accolades at Media Freedom Awards 2023

The Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life have been shortlisted for five awards at the Media Freedom Awards 2023.

Mobuoy: Dump clean up bill passes £4m mark and counting - Vimarsana News

Mobuoy: Dump clean up bill passes £4m mark and counting

More than £4.3m of taxpayers’ money has so far been spent on remediation and other work at Northern Ireland’s biggest ever illegal dump.

Sam McBride: Stormont knows we could be growing food on toxic land, but has chosen to leave us unprotected - Vimarsana News

Sam McBride: Stormont knows we could be growing food on toxic land, but has chosen to leave us unprotected

Across Northern Ireland, vast tracts of land have been poisoned in ways which civil servants admit creates a “high risk” to human health — but Stormont has repeatedly and consciously chosen to leave us unprotected.

Mobuoy: The illegal super dump polluting Derry's water supply - The BelTel podcast - Vimarsana News

Mobuoy: The illegal super dump polluting Derry's water supply - The BelTel podcast

An estimated million tons of illegal waste lies buried just a few hundred metres from the edge of Derry City and just five metres from the river which supplies its water.