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Design work on Irish language station signs halted due to potential legal action

Infrastricture Minister Liz Kimmins gave the go-ahead for the signage last week, but it has led to a row among Stormont Executive ministers.

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Questions about language signage at station legitimate, says Little-Pengelly

The DUP is questioning the projected £145,000 cost of installing Irish language signage at Belfast Grand Central Station.

Evening Standard

Belfast Grand Central Station marks 'major milestone' in construction progress

When complete, it will be the largest integrated transport facility on the island of Ireland

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Belfast pothole repair quality blasted by councillor

It follows a series of complaints from the public

Belfast Live

Rivers Trust weighs in on policy that could 'turn NI rivers and seas into open sewers'

"This move, if implemented, would result in significant pollution and environmental degradation"

Belfast Live

Belfast Cycle Network Plan 'already at risk of collapse', says councillor

Cllr Micky Murray says he learned of changes at the latest Growth and Regeneration Committee meeting

Belfast Live

Environment Agency 'not advised of proposed policy to stop treating sewage' by Infrastructure chiefs

They said they "will take appropriate enforcement action for any non-compliance"

Belfast Live

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Belfast residents' joy as 'eyesore alleyway' to get cleaned

It's been "a real bane for residents"

Belfast Live

Secretary of State blasted over policy that 'could turn Northern Ireland coastline into a cesspit'

His party has suffered serious backlash in England for standing idly by while water firms pumped raw sewage into the sea 300,000 times last year

Belfast Live

High Court agrees children have right to be heard on landmark air quality case

Friends of the Earth NI is bringing a judicial review against the Department for Infrastructure over its 17-year long failure to identify dangerous emissions levels during MOT testing

Belfast Live

Crumlin Road Gaol: Secret underground tunnel discovered at Belfast attraction

The tunnel between D wing of the former jail and the Mater Hospital was discovered on Tuesday

Belfast Live

Bangor traffic: Motorists warned of delays due to malfunctioning traffic lights

Delays are expected on the Belfast Road, Bangor, as a result of the traffic light issue

Belfast Live

Planning advice service faces closure due to Stormont cuts, Northern Ireland charity warns

A public consultation has been opened on the plans

Belfast Live

Funding to renew Derry to Coleraine rail track welcomed after DFI letter of offer

The news has been welcomed in Derry after long delays

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A5: Roads expert confident scheme will proceed as public inquiry resumes

The public inquiry got back underway in Omagh on Monday after a two year delay

Belfast Live

Earth Day: Activists hold Belfast wake for 29,530 trees felled by Stormont department

"Nature has a right to exist and it's up to everyone to protect those rights"

Belfast Live

Stormont department to consider 'calling in' plans to extend Kilroot power station

Proposals for Kilroot power station near Carrickfergus were submitted to Mid and East Antrim Borough Council

Belfast Live

New A6 Dungiven to Drumahoe road to open this week

Over 15,000 vehicles use the road every day

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Rosetta 'Quiet Way' plan to be discussed at Belfast Council

It will look at active travel infrastructure, reduced speed limits, and the closing up of rat runs

Belfast Live

Mum’s call for help as disabled son has to climb steps on his hands and knees to get to school bus

Kayden McNamee, 10, is bound to a wheelchair as well as being non verbal and dealing with autism and sensory issues

Belfast Live

Imminent opening of new A6 road will make 'massive difference', says expert

The new stretch of A6 will bypass Dungiven and should be open soon, the Department for Infrastructure say

Belfast Live

Rural community transport cuts ‘devastating’ for Fermanagh, users say

Fermanagh Community Transport serves more than a thousand people in the local area

Belfast Live

'Human waste' found in area with history of flooding, warns MLA

The Department for Infrastructure and NI Water have been contacted

Belfast Live

Call for action on Belfast road after car crashes into front garden

Alliance representatives have called for traffic measures on Knockbracken Road

Belfast Live

People 'getting ill' after swimming at NI beaches, say Surfers Against Sewage

NI Water admit they don't record dates, times or amounts of untreated sewage spilling into rivers, lakes and sea

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