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The Northern Ireland council staff earning more than £100,000

The Northern Ireland council staff earning more than £100,000
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Highest paid council staff in NI as 47 earning over £100,000

Antrim and Newtownabbey Council has been revealed as the local authority with more employees earning over £100,000 a year than any other in Northern Ireland.

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New Mid Ulster council rates will help fund ambitious projects in the coming year

New Mid Ulster council rates will help fund ambitious projects in the coming year
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Mid Ulster councillors turn down 7 4% rates increase recommendation

Mid Ulster councillors turn down 7 4% rates increase recommendation
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Row over scrapped Co Tyrone Irish bilingual road sign continues following survey debacle

A row after Mid Ulster council staff came close to erecting a bilingual Irish-English sign in Dungannon despite an inaccurate survey result among residents is rumbling on with demands for a new survey to be commissioned.

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