Northern Ireland makes the A1 land-vesting order for a £125m to £150m safety scheme. Site-clearance procurement is the next stage.
Latest planning news from Northern Ireland, including Department for Infrastructure policy, legislation, appeals and local planning decisions.
Northern Ireland makes the A1 land-vesting order for a £125m to £150m safety scheme. Site-clearance procurement is the next stage.
Northern Ireland’s Curraghinalt mine inquiry has reportedly closed after lengthy hearings, but no planning decision has yet been issued.
Derry’s £45 million riverfront consultation has opened, with views invited on emerging public spaces and road options until 11 December.
Councillors support 267 homes and office space at Bessbrook Mill, with historic fabric, social housing and wastewater arrangements central to the scheme.
Northern Ireland identifies over 140km of priority walking and cycling routes, with a ten-year delivery plan estimated at £140m to £280m.
A new outline application for Derry’s Fort George waterfront site proposes homes, student accommodation, research, offices and leisure uses.
Lloyds reports a 1.2% annual fall in UK house prices, while Northern Ireland leads growth and London records the sharpest decline.
Northern Ireland’s Cookstown bypass clears its £100.1m outline business case, but road orders and a £57.1m funding gap remain.
Derry’s Queen’s Quay replacement moves into design, environmental assessment and business case work, with a provisional £36m to £45m cost but no construction consent.
Northern Ireland’s A5 Western Transport Corridor faces land vesting uncertainty for more than 300 landowners despite a successful Court of Appeal challenge.
Belfast’s draft Eastern Transport Plan enters consultation from 26 October, with proposals on walking, public transport, access and development.
Northern Ireland is consulting on biomethane policy, grid connections and nutrient management, alongside an earlier funding evidence deadline in November.
Northern Ireland’s proposed Bellarena greenway is at route-options stage, with comments on the 14km active travel link closing on 31 October.
Northern Ireland’s latest planning figures put local application processing at 20 weeks, five above target, despite faster major cases.
Tesco’s threatened legal challenge to Derry’s new Lidl store raises questions over housing allocations, retail policy and ministerial planning decisions.
Utility diversions have begun at People’s Park as Northern Ireland prepares flood defences intended to protect more than 380 properties.
Ministers have backed an Omagh innovation-quarter vision, but asset transfer, business planning and development approvals remain unfinished.
Two west Belfast housing schemes gain committee support, including 36 social apartments, while a supermarket redevelopment is also approved.
Northern Ireland’s proposed service still needs approvals. Earlier flood information could aid preparedness, while property owners must assess their existing risks.
Residents and businesses can comment on the borough’s draft strategy to 2035, with consultation closing at 5pm on 8th December.
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