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Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life team receive 21 nominations for local media awards - Vimarsana News

Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life team receive 21 nominations for local media awards

The Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life team have received 21 nominations as part of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) NI Media Awards.

Tommy Greene on Lough Neagh: New Executive has its work cut out to reverse years of environmental neglect - Vimarsana News

Tommy Greene on Lough Neagh: New Executive has its work cut out to reverse years of environmental neglect

After months of paralysis, Lough Neagh’s future has finally begun to be addressed at Stormont.

Sinn Féin could revive NI's fortunes with a move that would be a big shift for the party - Vimarsana News

Sinn Féin could revive NI's fortunes with a move that would be a big shift for the party

On his first day as Ireland’s finance minister in 1957, James Ryan was given a stark message by his top civil servant TK Whitaker. The minister was warned that the survival of the State depended on the survival of its economy.

North stars: 'The vitality of Northern Irish writing has always coincided with political upheaval' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

North stars: 'The vitality of Northern Irish writing has always coincided with political upheaval' – The Irish Times

Belfast has a healthy literary scene, closely connected with Queen’s University, whose creative writing tutors include poets Gail McConnell and Stephen Sexton

Sam McBride: Ten ways to judge if Stormont has really changed for the better - Vimarsana News

Sam McBride: Ten ways to judge if Stormont has really changed for the better

A week ago the Assembly met for its first substantive session in two years. The speeches were mostly filled with optimism, ambition and promises that this time Stormont will deliver.