Annual Report 2018: The challenges of our time

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In my life-time there has never been a greater need, across the…

New tech, prosperity and peace @ Digital DNA

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CDPB are delighted to host in partnership with Build Up a session…

Build Peace 2018: Re-Imagining Prosperity

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Come and join us at the launch of Build Peace 2018 and learn…

Home of Hope. Marking 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

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This week in Belfast, over 200 international delegates from around…

International peace conference marks Good Friday/Belfast agreement

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Our Chairman Lord Alderdice, together with Chris Patten (Conservative), Angela Smith (Labour) and Onora O'Neill (Cross-Bench) put down an amendment to the Bill to entrench the Pinciples of the Good Friday Agreement. Here is why Lord Alderdice felt it was necessary -

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill

21 March 2018 Volume 790

House of Lords, Committee (9th Day)

Lord Alderdice (LD): My Lords, I am very grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Patten of Barnes, not only for the passionate and articulate way in which he introduced the debate on this group of amendments—particularly Amendment 261—but also for the lifetime of commitment that he has given to the issues of Northern Ireland. That length of commitment speaks a great deal to me, as someone from that part of the United Kingdom.