Mineral Products Association Northern Ireland (MPANI)
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QPA Northern Ireland to rebrand as Mineral Products Association Northern Ireland
Construction material suppliers endorse business community’s view that Agreement offers best outcome
IQ and QPANI team up to ensure mineral planners are better informed about resource planning
QPANI delegation focuses on and learns from CDE approach to gender diversity in the construction sector
QPANI and local building materials firms working together to offer ‘golden’ apprenticeship opportunities
British Aggregates Association says it does not accept any responsibility for present situation in Northern Ireland
Gordon Best meets Exchequer Secretary to call for action on damaging aspects of the aggregates levy
United voice of the construction industry calls for an end to the impasse in Northern Ireland politics
NI trade association calls for unified action to put an end to long-running uncertainty over the levy
Northern Ireland’s road maintenance sector currently facing unprecedented threat due to political impasse
Industry bodies united in seeking a sustainable and deliverable budget for Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Ministers launch new campaign aimed at preventing loss of life in disused quarries
Northern Ireland industry and politicians meet Treasury Minister to make case for lower tax rate
Northern Ireland Finance Minister announces additional £19 million for transport infrastructure
QPANI calls on politicians to consider the economic repercussions of failure to reach agreement