New funding supports listed churches, but congregations still need to check grant eligibility, conservation requirements and the permissions for their proposed work.
Latest planning news from Northern Ireland, including Department for Infrastructure policy, legislation, appeals and local planning decisions.
New funding supports listed churches, but congregations still need to check grant eligibility, conservation requirements and the permissions for their proposed work.
New environmental information and a revised restoration plan are open for comment on the proposed quarry extension near Kilrea.
Stormont agrees 15 amendments on drainage approvals, enforcement and commencement, while the detailed regulatory arrangements still need further development.
Northern Ireland added a neighbour notification question to proposed telecoms permitted development changes on 9th October. Responses close in December.
Northern Ireland has appointed 11 heritage advisers to the Historic Buildings Council as ministers consult on the region’s first historic environment policy.
Belfast’s Clarence Court offices face a 233-room hotel proposal with a seventh-floor extension, now advertised for public comments.
Northern Ireland’s draft water-sector priorities put new housing connections, storm overflows and constrained infrastructure funding in the spotlight.
Northern Ireland is consulting on its first strategic historic environment policy, including 17 proposed aims; responses close on 23rd October 2026.
A new Department for Infrastructure report details ten upstream leaky dams, provisional floodwater storage and their role alongside Eglinton’s wider scheme.
Newry Inner City Greenway engagement opens today, inviting views on routes, parking, accessibility and crossings before a preferred city-centre link is chosen.
The A5 Court of Appeal ruling revives Northern Ireland’s £1.7bn road scheme and narrows how climate duties constrain major projects.
Northern Ireland is consulting on new major development thresholds for energy, storage, waste and geothermal projects, with important procedural consequences for applicants and councils.
New masts could use a 56-day prior approval route, while wider upgrade rights would reshape how councils assess mobile infrastructure.
DfI has adopted updated wind-turbine noise guidance for Northern Ireland applications and appeals, replacing the methodology used since 1996.
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