Mark Bain is an Education Correspondent and Journalist for the Belfast Telegraph. With a focus on local news, Mark covers a range of topics including education, community issues, and cultural events. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Japan Times, Sunday World Magazine, and the Irish Independent.
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Mark Bain's articles cover a variety of local news stories, with an emphasis on education and government-related topics in Northern Ireland. His focus includes coverage of events and evolving stories, along with expert commentary.
If you're looking to pitch to Mark, consider offering insights related to educational issues in Northern Ireland or providing expert opinions on government policies impacting the region. Additionally, if you have expertise in family-related matters such as charity initiatives or societal challenges within Northern Ireland communities, it may resonate well with his coverage areas.
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By: Mark Bain
Ulster University is set to expand its sports provision on its Londonderry campus after securing funding for the development of a new Air Dome facility.
By: Mark Bain
Around 500 people have taken to the streets of Belfast, calling for action to make the city a safer place for all.
By: Mark Bain
After a decade on the cobbles of Weatherfield as Coronation Street’s Jim McDonald, Charlie Lawson was at the height of his fame and well established as one of Northern Ireland’s most familiar faces on TV.
By: Mark Bain
A Co Down mum whose daughter suffers from severe asthma is backing a new campaign to raise awareness of the condition in Northern Ireland schools.
By: Mark Bain
It’s never an easy task trying to second guess the next move of Donald Trump, who returns as US President in January.
By: Mark Bain
When six-year-old Co Down schoolboy Cameron Thompson says he’s going to do something, he means it.
?If we want to get to where we want to be in the future, it helps to have a carefully constructed strategy. It may seem like common sense, but that readily goes out the window.
By: Mark Bain
If there’s one thing that can usually be agreed upon when education crops up in Northern Ireland conversation it’s that everyone has an opinion and rarely can agreement be reached.
Northern Ireland education workers are being subjected to ‘systematic campaigns of abuse’ due to a range of issues from sexual orientation to religious beliefs, according to the Ulster Teachers’ Union (UTU).
By: Mark Bain
The Education Minister has said he is ‘disappointed’ by teaching unions’ decision to ballot on strike action before Christmas.
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