NEWS
Rate bills due to issue by end of the week to homes and businesses across NI
What the Child Benefit rate rise means for you
A household in Mid and East Antrim could save £1,000 a year by using all the food they buy
NI Water announce price hike on charges for 2024/25
A quarter of NI’s households left with less than £32 per week after paying for essentials
Consumer Council welcomes Firmus Energy gas price decrease
Minister pledges to act on affordability of school uniforms
Consumer Council encourages consumers to consider switching energy supplier
Power NI announce tariff price cut
NI Executive agrees Regional Rate of 4%
62,000 children in NI trapped in poverty as parents face barriers to work
Statement from Mid & East Antrim Borough Council following ‘behind closed doors’ Rate meeting
Things got “hot and heavy” behind closed doors as MEA councillors debated highest rate hike in NI
Asda Cafés in NI offering customers FREE porridge and hot drink
Council Officers understood to be proposing Rate increase of 9.97% in Mid and East Antrim
Advice NI encourages Tax Credit claimants to seek independent advice before claiming Universal Credit
Residents and businesses brace themselves for “devastating” rates hike in Mid & East Antrim
Consumer Council reveals Buy Now Pay Later as second most used type of credit in Northern Ireland
Not “in the name of the TUV” – Gaston hits out at 10% rates hike for Mid & East Antrim
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council strikes District Rate for 2024/25 financial year