Programme for Government agreed in the North

The North's political leaders are set to unveil their Programme for Government today.

Programme for Government agreed in the North
Thu, 17 Nov, 2011 - 07:10

The North's political leaders are set to unveil their Programme for Government today.

Despite delays in agreeing the set of policies and targets for the administration elected in May, they have succeeded in striking deals to overcome major stumbling blocks.

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