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Magilligan prison staff have developed a unique box of puzzles and activities for prisoners showing signs of anxiety, distress and agitation.

The Walking and Cycling in Northern Ireland 2022/23 report has been published today. This report, produced by the Analysis, Statistics and Research

The Digest of Statistics for the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland 2016/17, providing a broad overview of the Public Record Office of Northern

The LSA has issued the key messages for suppliers for October & November 2019.

The labour market statistics were published today by the Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency.

As 2021 comes to an end, Finance Minister, Conor Murphy reflects on his second year in office.

Economy Minister Gordon Lyons today urged anyone with any balance left on their £100 Spend Local cards to use it now.

The Executive Office (TEO) today published figures for Northern Ireland for 2017/18 for three metrics:

The Department has today published an Addendum to the Neurology Recall Cohort 3 Activity and Outcomes Report and Neurology Recall Summary Report.

The Department for the Economy has today published a statistical bulletin:
Essential Skills Enrolments and Outcomes in Northern Ireland from 2002/03

The Walking and Cycling to/from Work in Northern Ireland 2016/2017 report is now available. This report, produced by the Analysis, Statistics and

The A3 Portadown Road, Armagh resurfacing and widening scheme is progressing and moving into the next phase which will require resurfacing of the

The Department for Communities has launched a competition to appoint a Commissioner with Accountancy Qualifications and Related Experience to the

Health Minster Robin Swann has announced the appointment of the Chair of the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA).

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has stocked the following waters with takeable fish in February 2020:

Advance Direct Payments to farmers began issuing from today, the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has announced.

The use of ‘sexed semen’, semen sorted according to gender, has become more readily available and is being adopted with success within the Northern

With the breeding season just around the corner suckler farmers will be starting to consider breeding protocols on the farm.

The dairy calf to beef sector in Northern Ireland is an important and growing industry and many members of CAFRE’s Suckler Cow Business Development

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has welcomed the completion of works at the North-West Transport Hub in Derry during a visit to the site.