Completion of Blacks Gate marks major milestone in social housing delivery
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has welcomed the handover of 196 new homes as part of a £15.3 million project on the former Visteon site in Dunmurry.
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Ministers seek community input on libraries and telecoms infrastructure plans
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has invited views on a new Public Libraries Policy, while Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins launches separate consultations on mobile network rights and active travel routes.
Diesel costs in Northern Ireland reach peak since conflict with Iran started
Fuel prices have climbed to 193.3p per litre this week, surpassing the pre-February average of 132p before the US-Israeli strike.
Department of Health releases seventh annual report on general practice funding in Northern Ireland
Total investment for the 2025-26 financial year reached £435.055m, marking a 5.55% rise compared to the previous year despite data inconsistencies across UK regions.
Justice Minister Naomi Long confirms decision on Limavady Courthouse closure
Public consultation has concluded as the Northern Ireland Executive moves to permanently close and dispose of the building, shifting adult magistrates court duties to another site within the NICTS estate.
SDLP selects Crossmaglen councillor to replace Justin McNulty in Newry and Armagh
Peter Byrne won the party vote on Thursday night after MLA Justin McNulty was not chosen for next year's Assembly contest.
Minister for Northern Ireland Sarah Owen visits Bbeyond to preview Connect Fund's new grant scheme
The Connect Fund will offer grants of up to £50,000 to voluntary and community groups across the UK to tackle shared challenges through cross-border collaboration.
Justice Minister sets out terms for independent inquiry into Gary Anderson's release
The Northern Ireland Executive has released the framework governing an investigation into the compassionate temporary release of a prisoner, with Naomi Long confirming Phil Copple will lead the review.