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Mark H Durkan

An artist's impression of the proposed Hightown Quarry facility.

Judge to quash refusal of planning permission for incinerator project

A computer-generated image of the proposed facility.

Arc21 group to legally challenge planning refusal for Mallusk incinerator

Applications for the £100 pre-paid card open from Monday, September 27, 2021.

Northern Ireland High Street Voucher Scheme: Registration date confirmed, with f...

Demolition is taking place at the former Forbes furniture store in Magherafelt.

Major discount chain store set to open in Magherafelt

Cllr Alexander Redpath

Decision on sand dredging will safeguard local jobs, says councillor

Legal bid fails to stop work on Tyrone goldmine

North Coast rail upgrade is welcomed

Cllr Alexander Redpath

Court ruling could put local jobs at risk, says councillor

Sand extraction on Lough Neagh

Sand dredging from Lough Neagh is making 'a mockery' of planning regime

File photo dated 6/3/2014 of the John Lewis store in Oxford Street, London. The department store has reported another difficult week for sales in the latest sign that retailers endured a grim month in August. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Friday September 4, 2015. The firm said sales for the week ending August 29 were down 3.4% compared with last year, after falling 5.9% in the prior week. They were 3% lower in the four weeks to August 29. See PA story CITY JohnLewis. Photo credit should read: Sean Dempsey/PA Wire

Belfast Council moves against John Lewis decision

The former B&Q store at Buncrana Road.

Retail giant creating over 80 new jobs in Londonderry

Voters will go to the polls on March 2.

Health fears to the fore in row over election call

Mountains of sand removed from the bed of Lough Neagh

Planning Appeals Commission set Lough Neagh sand extraction hearing for March

Friends of the Earth fail to halt sand dredging from Lough Neagh

Environmental group fail to halt sand dredging from Lough Neagh

Part of the NO-ARC21 delegation pictured at the opening day of the PAC hearing. INNT 42-821CON

Group await outcome of latest stage in battle against waste incinerator

PACEMAKER BELFAST 17/05/2016 Campaigners pictured during the oil drilling operation at Woodburn Forest outside Carrickfergus.

Woodburn drill legal costs leave MLA '˜in shock'

Mounds of sand extracted from the bed of Lough Neagh

Sand dredging firms near Lough Neagh spent £500k on studies, court hears

Mounds of sand ectratced from the bed of Lough Neagh

Lough dredging '˜flagrant breach of law' High Court told

Former Environment Minister Mark Durkan at Mobuoy with Alan Warwick, Northern Ireland Environment Agency Water Quality Inspector.

Mobuoy bill potentially £140m with remediation report due in December

Minister Durkan at Mobuoy with Alan Warwick, Northern Ireland Environment Agency Water Quality Inspector.

'˜Loads of people knew' about the biggest illegal dump in Europe

Stormont passes motion on oil and gas exploration drills

Save Our Sperrins say InfraStrata decision '˜must be extended to include gold ex...

Mounds of sand extracted from the bed of Lough Neagh

Lough Neagh sand extraction a hot topic at European AGM of Friends of the Earth

Foyle Assembly Election 2016: Durkan urges people to '˜come out in strength' for...

A general view of Tullaghoge Fort in rural Co Tyrone

Bi-lingual signs for '˜Tulach Óg' Fort near Cookstown as visitor area nears com...

Bronze age round house magherafelt

Archaeology dig reveals Magherafelt was an '˜attractive location' in prehistoric...

Have your say on oil and gas drilling

Over £1.2m boost to coastal communities

The Cardan is celebrating its 10th birthday as well as Lisburn Restaurant Week. They'll be holding a special party for all their customers.

Protecting Lisburn's historic buildings

Environment Minister Mark H Durkan.

£2.5million boost to coastal communities revealed

A dead mallard, soaked in oil, which was found in the Blackwater River. Pic courtesy of Six Mile Water Trust. INNT 12-817CON

Fears mount over threat of fish kill

'˜Largest' solar farm for Antrim

Mark H. Durkan, Minister for the Environment, addressing the attendance at Wednesday's event in the Millennium Forum.

Durkan reminds road users to use the roads safely over the Easter holiday

Air quality cash award for council

Durkan proposes places of worship no longer exempt from listed building controls

Mark H Durkan.

Almost £5k funding for air quality checks in Mid Ulster

Dolphins put on a display of excellence on the Sea of Moyle between Ballycastle and Rathlin Island with Church Bay Fair Head and the Causeway Cast making a spectular backdrop. PICTURE STEVEN MCAULEY/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA

Durkan announces £15,000 for porpoise and dolphin project

The scene of a recent accident on the Ballyquin Road between Limavady and Dungiven. Photo by Dessie Loughry

Five deaths on one stretch of road is '˜shocking'

Exempt Churches from planning fees

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More than a third of deaths on Northern Ireland's roads due to carelessness

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Council is deciding how to spend cash

Council to get £43,078 funding

Dr Ian Humphreys, Chief Executive Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful, Rita Frost, McDonalds Sprucefield Business Manager and Environment Minister Mark H Durkan.

McDonald's receives environment award