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Ministers in financial guarantees plea

The London and Dublin administrations need to provide fresh reassurances on financial guarantees for Northern Ireland, the First and Deputy First Ministers said today.
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Inside Property Awards

Recognising achievements and building for the future

Monday, 24 November 2008

The enormous achievements of Northern Ireland’s property industry in recent years shouldn’t be forgotten amidst the well-publicised difficulties currently surrounding the sector, according to a leading banker.
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In pictures: Doing the business

  • Christmas appeal for children launched Business in the Community?s Cares programme has launched its Cares At Christmas appeal with charity Action for Children to help companies and individuals make a difference to vulnerable youngsters. From left to right are Sam Davidson, human resources director at sponsors Henderson Group, Maureen Taggart, chair of Cares Leadership Team and Louise Ward-Hunter, strategic director of Action for Children. To register interest in the appeal, email caresni@bitcni.org.uk
  • The outstanding global performance of Northern Ireland accountancy students has been recognised at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Awards in Belfast. Not only did three local students take top place in Ireland but there were also three performances in ACCA?s global top ten and a further five in the top 20. Hazel Bradbury joined Keith McManus, president of the ACCA?s Ulster Branch to celebrate coming 8th out of 24,000 global participants and first in Ireland in the audit assurance exam.
  • Revamped Stena vessel ship-shape for Scotland voyage Former Miss Northern Ireland Judith Wilson puts the finishing touches to the Stena Navigator to ensure it?s in ship-shape condition for its first voyage since its return. The upgraded Stena Line ship sets sail from Belfast to Stranraer tomorrow. The vessel, which caters for both passenger and freight traffic and has a capacity of up to 1,500 passengers and up to 280 cars or 50 lorries, means the ferry company now offers up to 14 crossings on the route each day. The addition of the Navigator and a £2m upgrade programme, which has been carried out in Belfast Port over the past month, represents a total investment in the route of over £6m

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