Northern Ireland round-up: DARD HQ unveiled, Belfast bikes launched

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 25 April - 1 May, 2015
DARD HQ unveiled as Civil Service decentralises
Northern Ireland's rural development minister Michelle O'Neill has revealed details of the proposed new headquarters for the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development at Ballykelly in Co Londonderry.
The Planner
Belfast Bikes: The highs and lows of day one on the bike-share scheme launch
Belfast's bike share scheme has finally launched with around 1,500 residents signed-up to take advantage of the initiative which initially provides 300 bikes for hire.
Belfast Telegraph
OAPs living in squalor as DoE reneges on plans to fix storm-hit listed cottage
Environment Minister Mark H Durkan has been accused of letting down an elderly family needing help to fix their 300-year-old Grade B Listed cottage.
Belfast Telegraph
£72m 'wasted' on Northern Ireland's biggest ever roads project
The cost of Northern Ireland's biggest ever roads project – the A5 Western Transport Corridor - has hit £70 million - despite being stalled for eight years.
Belfast Telegraph
Belfast area described as 'hopeless' by Rihanna set to blossom
An area of north Belfast dubbed a ‘concrete jungle’" is set for a wildflower makeover this summer expected to kick-start follow-on schemes.
Belfast Telegraph
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