Northern Ireland
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10.12.2020
Derry-based property developer South Bank Square has unveiled proposals for a significant build-to-rent (BTR) scheme providing 210 flats in the centre of the capital. It has a price tag of £45 million.
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07.12.2020Cymru | Design | England | English planning system | housebuilding | local authority resources | Northern Ireland | northern ireland planning system | Scotland | scottish planning system | UK | Welsh planning system
The housebuilding industry ‘must stop receiving a free pass’ on design, states a report published today (7 December).
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04.12.2020
A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 28 November-4 December, 2020
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04.12.2020
The seven-year planning saga surrounding a wind turbine erected next to a scheduled ancient monument in County Down is finally heading towards its conclusion.
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26.11.2020
Northern Ireland’s largest energy storage project, a 50-megawatt facility at Drumkee in County Tyrone, was energised this week and is set to be fully commissioned in January next year.
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26.11.2020Environmental | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Communications | Infrastructure - Energy | Infrastructure - Transport | Northern Ireland
A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 21 November-27 November, 2020
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20.11.2020Belfast | belfast local development plan | NI Water | Nichola Mallon | Northern Ireland | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood
A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 14 November-20 November, 2020
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20.11.2020
InfraStrata, the company behind contentious proposals for a gas storage facility at Islandmagee, has accused the Northern Irish government of 'dithering' over licences needed before the project, which has planning permission, can proceed.
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20.11.2020
A major development in north west Belfast, of 653 new homes comprising a mix of social and affordable units, has been given the go-ahead by the city council.
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18.11.2020agriculture | biodiversity | Environmental | farming | Nichola Mallon | Northern Ireland | Policy & Politics
Infrastructure minister Nichola Mallon has been urged to review how Northern Ireland's planning system handles ammonia pollution from agricultural development following a debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly.
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