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NORTHERN IRELAND CITIZENS TO HAVE THEIR SAY ON PUBLIC SPENDING PRIORITIES AND CUTS

The Consumer Council is to facilitate a unique opportunity for people in NI to have their say and tell the NI Executive about how public spending cuts will affect their lives.

Withdrawal of Funding for Disability Action’s Access Service

The Planning Service will cease funding Disability Action’s Access services by the end of September. Disability Action is actively campaigning for the retention of the service. As part of this campaign we are asking you to support us.

Join the Voluntary Arts Ireland Advisory Group (NI-focus)

Voluntary Arts Ireland is expanding its Advisory Group to help create a healthier civil society. Our contribution is through promoting practical participation in the arts and crafts. (deadline: 15 October 2010)

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SuperValu Fundraising Keeps Big Bus Wheels Turning

Independent SuperValu stores across Northern Ireland are preparing for seven days of fundraising in aid of their community partner Action Cancer, which will mark the fourth anniversary of the local charity’s Big Bus mobile service.

| Joe Braden | 9 September 2010 - 11:32am

Have We Bottled It? Alcohol Marketing and Young People Conference

Alcohol is one of the most heavily marketed products on our shelves with a total market value of €6 billion in Ireland this year. An upcoming conference explores the question-have we abdicated responsibility when it comes to controlling alcohol marketing?

| Alcohol Action ... | 9 September 2010 - 10:19am

Do you engage with migrant workers? Need more information about their rights?

The Department for Employment and Learning, along with the Equality Commission (NI) and the Labour Relations Agency are planning on holding a series of seminars, to provide information on migrant workers' rights.

| Conor Brady | 8 September 2010 - 5:32pm

Inequality and spending cuts in the spotlight

How will cuts to public spending effect already vulnerable and disadvantaged communities? Voice4Change England respond to the coalition’s plans for the spending review and ask how the BME voluntary and community sector will be effected.

| Voice4Change England | 8 September 2010 - 4:28pm