North West Business
Good news for stores as parade signals a return to normality
The recent Apprentice Boys parade through Londonderry’s city centre may have again raised the bar of expectation in the city.
Inside North West Business
Eastern promise opens many doors
Monday, 18 August 2008
The eyes of the world are on China at the moment, especially after that astonishing opening ceremony at the Olympics.
Airport investment to be welcomed as a recipe for success
Monday, 4 August 2008
It's probably obvious to all passengers who use City of Derry airport that its growth in terms of passenger numbers has far outstripped investment in facilities.
Government must back Ilex’s call for regeneration plan
Monday, 28 July 2008
The development of abandoned military sites in Derry will not be delayed due to a call by the Ilex chairman for a new, overarching regeneration plan.
City's social fabric wripped out as last post plays at factory
Monday, 16 June 2008
The rearguard action against the destruction of the mass manufacturing shirt industry in the North West finally ended last week, when Glenaden Shirts closed its doors in Derry and went into administration.
Keeping the balance right as we build for future prosperity
Monday, 9 June 2008
Two new plans by developers are attracting serious attention in the North West, especially as they come against the backdrop of a slump in the construction industry.
Columnist Comments
• View From Dublin: Give us serenity to see out economic turmoil
The famous prayer attributed to the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr asks for the serenity to accept the things one cannot change, and the courage to change the things one can. Shrewdly, Dr Niebuhr also asked for the wisdom to know the difference.
• Executive decisions vital to safeguard NI Water’s future
NORTHERN Ireland Water (NIW) is too important as a public utility to be a shuttlecock between uncertain political direction and aggressive regulatory intervention.
• View From London: A spoonful of Reaganism can help the inflation medicine to go down
Two weeks ago we learned that retail sales in the UK fell 3.9% in June and that Tim Besley, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, voted at the last committee meeting for an interest rate increase. This combination is rather intriguing.
Business Poll: Corporation Tax?
Should Northern Ireland be allowed to adopt the same rate of Corporaton Tax as the Republic?
Should Northern Ireland be allowed to adopt the same rate of Corporaton Tax as the Republic?
| Yes |
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| No |
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Poll: Tasers and the police
Do you support the use of Tasers by the PSNI?
Do you support the use of Tasers by the PSNI?
| Yes, it is better than using firearms |
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| Yes, but only in exceptional circumstances |
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| No, I'm genuinely concerned about the safety of Tasers |
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| No, the police should not have these weapons |
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Keane signs Healy
Do you think David Healy will be a success at Sunderland?
Sport legends
Who is Northern Ireland's greatest sports person of modern times?
Who is Northern Ireland's greatest sports person of modern times?
| George Best |
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| Tony McCoy |
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| Darren Clarke |
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| Barry McGuigan |
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| Mary Peters |
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| Willie John McBride |
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| Peter Canavan |
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| Joey Dunlop |
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| David Healy |
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| Alex Higgins |
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