Where else would we see it? Political leaders and politicians, who show their faces on our screens continually, with no apparent shame, are not doing the job they have been elected to do for 1000 days.
Official ONS figures show that in Northern Ireland, there are now 869,617 people in work – meaning that, under the Conservatives, 86,927 more people have been able to access the security of a job.
Northern Ireland Conservatives Deputy Chairman, Gary Hynds has welcomed the Spending Round which ensures that all government departments have the funding they need to deliver on the public’s priorities – clearing the decks to allow them to focus on Brexit.
This afternoon, the Northern Ireland Conservative membership had the opportunity to meet with Party Chairman, James Cleverly as part of his tour of the United Kingdom.
Our Deputy Chairman, Gary Hynds alongside a delegation from the Northern Ireland Conservatives have welcomed the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson to Northern Ireland.
Thank you very much for inviting me to attend this excellent event today.
You’ve made it clear to me that there are worries about Brexit, about what it will mean for your families and for your future, and I want you to just take a moment to hear a different perspective.
Conference, my name is Sheila Bodel, I'm a member of East Belfast Conservative Association in Northern Ireland, where I stood on behalf of our Party recently in both General and Assembly Elections.
James Brokenshire Speech at the launch of the Conservative Manifesto for Northern Ireland Launch on Tuesday 30 May 2017, pictured here with East Belfast candidate Sheila Bodel, Lagan Valley candidate Ian Nickels, North Down candidate Frank Shivers and East Antrim candidate Mark Logan
I am delighted to be in Dublin today. It is the third time I have met the Taoiseach since I became Prime Minister, and indeed the third time we have spoken in the past month.
