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Grab your chance to question the NI European Parliament candidates at a special voluntary and community sector Question Time.
A third European peace programme should be rolled out in Ireland early in 2007.
NICVA welcomes the view of the Chancellor that the UK is enjoying the longest period of sustained economic growth for more than 200 years...
NICVA's response to the Review of Public Administration in Northern Ireland.
Concordia offers busaries to send delegates to the World Assembly and funding for transnational activities.
NICVA's Charity Advice Information Officer, Brid McKernon, introduces Scotland's new charity regulator.
Disability Action launches a new campaign to raise political awareness of disability issues.
NICVA Briefing Paper and seminars to aid the preparation of a response to the Review of Public Administration.
NICVA's draft response to the Programme for Government.
Macmillan Cancer Relief delivers message to Councils to ban smoking in public places.
NICVA has called on the government to make sure that new funds coming from the Treasury are used to develop services provided by voluntary and community organisations in Northern Ireland.
Nine new Commissioners appointed to the Equality Commission.
Profile of Ted Cantle, speaker at NICVA's 2003 annual conference and AGM.
NI left out of draft legislation to dramatically improve recycling.
New document from City Council says that community and voluntary arts groups will be key partners in determining the future of arts and culture in Belfast.
Voluntary and community sector generally positive about the budget.
An additional year of funding announced for projects previously receiving Landfill Tax Credits.
Link between grass roots activity and government policy says Durkan.
Northern Ireland Must Pay its Way, says NICVA
Bread and Butter Issues Served up to Junior Ministers.
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