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WITH a matter of weeks remaining until the UK leaves the EU, the Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Alison McCullagh, admits that while they do have plans in place, the lack of clarity – even at this late stage – is concerning. Despite there being agreements reached on Northern Ireland in the past week, other issues such as fishing may leave a deal out of reach between the EU and UK. However, even with the agreements that have been reached, the road ahead is far from clear. She said: “We do have contingency plans but I would genuinely be very concerned beca...

Northern Ireland to get extra £200m in peace funding post-Brexit By John Campbell Published image copyrightPAcemaker image captionLondonderry's Peace Bridge is one of the major projects in Northern Ireland that EU funding helped to build Northern Ireland will receive an additional £200m to continue funding peace and cross-border projects after Brexit, the government has announced. The money will be made available from 2021 until 2027. It is for a scheme known as Peace Plus, a successor to programmes which have run since 1995 in NI and the border counties in the Republic of Ireland. Secreta...

UK GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL £200M PEACE PLUS FUNDING Earlier today the UK Government announced additional Peace Plus Funding. From: 17 December 2020 The UK Government will provide over £200 million in additional funding to the Peace Plus programme between now and 2027. The announcement was made following a meeting of the UK-EUWithdrawal Agreement Joint Committee on Thursday. The extra funding is on top of the existing commitment by the Government to provide £300 million to the cross-border programme. The Peace Plus Programme is the successor to the current Peace Programme. It...

Date Time UK Government announces additional £200M peace Plus funding The UK Government will provide over £200 million in additional funding to the Peace Plus programme between now and 2027. The announcement was made following a meeting of the UK-EUWithdrawal Agreement Joint Committee on Thursday. The extra funding is on top of the existing commitment by the Government to provide £300 million to the cross-border programme. The Peace Plus Programme is the successor to the current Peace Programme. It will carry out vital work to promote peace and reconciliation and contribute to the cross-bo...

Substantial funding package aimed at boosting Northern Ireland's economic growth and supporting businesses