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Last-minute legal challenges to A5 ‘wouldn’t be surprising’ in weeks ahead as DfI makes statutory orders for £1.2bn road upgrade
Long-awaited project was finally approved by Stormont last month after first being announced in 2007
Belfast business owners warn ‘shambolic’ road works could lead to ‘tsunami of insolvencies’
Businesses have called for an immediate pause to non urgent roadworks until after the new year.
Calls for roadworks pause in Belfast city centre to help ease traffic congestion
There are fears ongoing roadworks could impact trade in the city centre over the Christmas period
No paramilitary involvement in crosshairs sign threatening Boyne Bridge workers, DUP’s Edwin Poots claims
South Belfast MLA condemns sign, but says paramilitaries have ‘largely retired and moved on’
Dublin Airport bus companies to move to new Belfast city centre location from next week
Dublin Airport bus companies to move to new Belfast city centre location from next week
Anger over Newry, Mourne and Down having ‘most potholes’ in north
Council chairperson raises concerns over high levels of potholes in the district making local roads the worst in NI with 20k potholes reported a year v.1
Flag featuring loyalist gunmen placed yards from Catholic primary school and church
Flag bearing the emblem of the Protestant Action Force appeared in Kilkeel over the weekend
Downpatrick learners face three months wait for driving test
‘Driver and Vehicle Agency in process of recruiting new full time driving examiners’ - Department for Infrastructure
Protest to be staged in Belfast over proposals to scrap free travel for over 60s
The 'Defend Free Travel Passes' campaign group will protest outside Belfast City Hall this Saturday afternoon, following proposals to scrap free travel for the over 60s.
Stormont department apologises for hunger strike tweet
A Stormont department has apologised after a message in support of a 1981 hunger striker was retweeted from the popular TrafficwatchNI account.