Justice Minister Naomi Long appoints Michael Boyd as Chairperson of Police Rehabilitation and Retraining Trust
New Board members take office in September 2026 with terms running until 2030
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Judge seeking public input on fitness to plead and trials of fact procedures
Sir John Gillen's review into the law governing unfitness to plead is asking for views on whether current arrangements are open to abuse or fail to protect the public.
Health Minister Robbie Butler urges public cooperation as six HSC Trusts and Public Health Agency release winter surge plans
A new oversight board will monitor delivery, information sharing and communication to ensure the system has appropriate measures for increased demand.
Glentoran Women edge past Cliftonville Ladies in penalty shootout
A 0-0 draw at Windsor Park saw the Glens secure a place in the semi-finals after defeating their rivals on penalties.
Kelly Bailie scores winning penalty to seal Challenge Cup for Glentoran
The Reds clinched the trophy with a shootout victory over Cliftonville at Windsor Park, marking the end of Kelly Bailie's playing career.
QUB to lift restriction on Orange Order collarettes at Remembrance service
The university has confirmed the ceremony will take place at its war memorial in front of the Lanyon Building on Sunday 8 November, following a decision by the Young Unionists club.
Army bomb squad detonates device at Londonderry hotel amid Halloween alert
Security teams responded to a suspicious package found at the Waterside property on Tuesday, with the incident occurring near an ongoing funfair.
Celtic's O'Neill era: A year on from Rodgers departure, title hopes remain alive despite mixed form
Martin O'Neill has guided Celtic to their 56th league title after a dramatic victory over Hearts, though the club faces scrutiny regarding consistency and European performance.
Northern Ireland Executive begins public inquiry into legal aid reforms
Officials have opened a consultation period to gather feedback on changes designed to modernise civil legal services and ensure funding targets the most vulnerable.
Ireland trail Namibia in ODI series after third match defeat
Curtis Campher's century could not overcome a strong Namibia innings as the hosts lost by 63 runs.
Liz Kimmins presents Draft Eastern Transport Plan as evolution of Fleadh achievements
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins asserts the proposed strategy extends social and economic gains from the Fleadh, with all media inquiries directed to the Department for Infrastructure.
Road funding boost announced for Northern Ireland councils ahead of 2026/27 budget
Councils in Fermanagh and Omagh, Lisburn and Castlereagh and Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon received guidance on maintenance priorities from the Department for Infrastructure.
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins opens public consultation on transport accessibility framework
The Northern Ireland Executive is seeking views on proposals to build a more accessible and inclusive transport system through the new Moving Together: An Inclusive Mobility Framework.
New framework aims to reverse biodiversity decline in Northern Ireland
A science-led plan targets six key pressures threatening habitats, though officials warn funding gaps and poor site conditions remain critical challenges
Muir unveils framework to reverse biodiversity loss in Northern Ireland
The Nature Recovery Strategy for Northern Ireland sets a 2032 target, emphasising that designation alone does not guarantee ecological improvement.
Outline Business Case approved for Cookstown Bypass project
The Northern Ireland Executive has granted approval to advance the scheme, marking a key milestone in plans to decongest traffic on Dungannon Road and Moneymore Road.
£400,000 active travel project to upgrade Coleraine footways on A29 Ring Road
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins confirmed the works will extend 500 metres of new pedestrian route from Lodge Road Roundabout to Mountsandel Bridge.
Chancellor to cut tariffs on marmalade and other products to help with cost-of-living
The government said removing duties could save households up to £21 annually when combined with earlier suspensions on items such as pasta, fruit juice and tuna.
Budget set to freeze fuel duty and cut food tariffs
Government announces permanent mileage rate rise, carer allowance reform and removal of import charges ahead of Wednesday's announcement.
Ulster head to South Africa without nine key players after winless start in URC
Head coach Richie Murphy insists the province remains just one point from play-off places despite four defeats and two draws
Pilot scheme introduced to track short-term pollution spikes on River Derg
New technology will replace monthly sampling with continuous data collection to identify rapid water-quality changes
Department for Infrastructure updates landowners awaiting Court of Appeal order on A5WTC vesting
Officials confirm engagement continues with over 300 affected parties while formal legal process concludes
Draft plan to pedestrianise Belfast city centre opens for public review
Proposals include a new speed limit and the closure of key streets, with details contained in the Eastern Transport Plan 2035.
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins unveils Transport Strategy 2035 blueprint for cleaner, smarter travel
The Department's new plan targets reduced emissions and better community connectivity while the draft Eastern Transport Plan consultation begins.