Stormont leaders show united front after fuel protests hit Northern Ireland

Stormont leaders show united front after fuel protests hit Northern Ireland

The First Minister and Deputy First Minister showed a united front as they called on the UK Government to cut the taxes needed to reduce fuel costs.

Fuel protests a chance to 'rattle our failed status quo'

Protestors have blocked numerous major roads across the north of Ireland in response to fuel price increases resulting from the illegal US-Israeli led war on Iran. The highly effective disruptive actions mirror those that have taken place in the south of the island over the past week. Slow moving tractors held up traffic on the Sydenham bypass and West Link in the Belfast area. The Belfast Telegraph reported protests still ongoing in County Tyro…

Northern Ireland Executive agrees additional £19.2m to help with fuel costs

Northern Ireland’s Executive has agreed to fund an additional £19.2 million to go towards helping low-income households with rising fuel costs.