Planning
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The future of electricity
Key stakeholders come together to discuss the main challenges facing Northern Ireland’s electricity sector, how to speed up infrastructure investment…
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Clarity in the countryside
A summary of the final PPS21 policy which slightly eases restrictions on rural dwellings. “No-one has got their head around…
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Update
Two years into ISNI2, Northern Ireland’s residents are seeing the first fruits of its most extensive infrastructure programme, whether on…
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Primary care in practice
Bright, airy and colourful, the £16.5 million health and care centre in Portadown opened its doors on 29 March. With…
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Bridge over troubled water
“An embrace in the centre of the river” is how the Peace Bridge has been described by its designers. agendaNi…
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Final planning
agendaNi looks at the agreed planning reform proposals. Extra powers for new councils and a new hierarchy to categorise developments…
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Village in a city
After a long decline, things are looking up for South Belfast’s Village area, as residents tell Peter Cheney. Over recent…
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Not forgetting town centres
Social Development Committee Chair Simon Hamilton updates agendaNi on its work into regenerating towns across the province. Northern Ireland has…
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Projecting population
Why does counting people up matter to governments? Peter Cheney looks at how Northern Ireland’s future population is estimated and…
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The route ahead
Draft plans to reform public transport are moving forward, centred around a proposal for a new agency and more competition…
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