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'Businesses need parties working together around the Executive table to provide leadership' - Pádraig Delargy
A Foyle MLA has said the North's Executive must be restored in order to "help businesses recover and create jobs".
Pádraig Delargy (Sinn Féin) said: "A new survey from Ulster Bank has revealed that trade for construction businesses and retailers is slow and, in many cases, hasn’t grown at all.
“The construction industry relies heavily on public sector contracts which have been paused or delayed as a result of one party’s blockade of the Assembly.
"These businesses need parties working together around the Executive table to provide leadership that can help strengthen the economy, expand businesses and create jobs. There should be no more delays.”
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