Two new members appointed to Utility Regulator board
Sean Hogan and Paul Smith will begin seven-year part-time terms on the Northern Ireland Utility Regulator board from 10 August.
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Sean Hogan and Paul Smith will begin seven-year part-time terms on the Northern Ireland Utility Regulator board from 10 August.
The competition watchdog says Aldi, Lidl GB and Lidl NI should be treated like large grocery retailers under rules covering supermarket land deals.
The regulator says students, parents and policymakers will be able to see qualification results and subject uptake at local authority level.
A Russian drone strike hit Chornomorets Stadium in Odesa on 7 August 2026, injuring two people, with the stadium's roof and stands significantly damaged.
The Executive Office report found agreement with five of six measured statements fell to the lowest recorded level in 2025.
Work on B4 Market Street, Leatham Crescent and Edenamohill Road is due to start on Monday and run until late August.
Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald says proposals would strengthen consumer protections and help shape future legislation for low-carbon heating networks.
The Department for Infrastructure says slip road restrictions will be in place across three August weekends as six bridge bearings are replaced.