Northern Ireland: Large loan set to increase housing supply; Londonderry £26m transport hub approved by Chris Hazzard

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 8 October-14 October, 2016
Large loan set to increase housing supply
A shared ownership specialist housing association has raised £65 million through the Bank of Ireland to help build 2,800 homes.
The Planner
Londonderry £26m transport hub approved by Chris Hazzard
A £26 million scheme to boost public transport links in Derry has been given the go-ahead. It involves a new transport hub at the Old Waterside Station.
BBC News
£35m Magherafelt bypass opens ahead of schedule
Infrastructure minister Chris Hazzard has officially opened the £35 million A31 Magherafelt bypass several weeks ahead of schedule.
Department for Infrastructure
Templemore Baths regeneration one step closer following £5m National Lottery grant
A project to revitalise the last surviving Victorian public baths in Ireland is one step closer following the award of almost £5 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Belfast City Council
Belfast police station to become a listed building
Belfast’s Donegall Pass police station, one of the busiest police stations during the Troubles, looks set to be listed owing to its historical and architectural importance.
Belfast Telegraph
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