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The first meeting of the interim Regional Planning Commission took place today, 24 February 2023.

Infrastructure Minister Chris Hazzard has announced the completion of a £80,000 shared pedestrian and cycle way on the Knockmore Road, Lisburn.

The flood risk management plans for Northern Ireland have been produced to comply with the requirements of European Union Directive on managing flood

DfI Roads Claims Unit is responsible for processing public liability and employers liability claims against the Department for Infrastructure. It has

Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA) is required when any plan or project, either alone or in combination with other plans or projects, is likely to

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has today confirmed that his Department will play a greater role in the delivery of greenways.

Works to implement a Resident’s Parking scheme in the Rugby Road/College Park Avenue area of south Belfast are due to commence next month.

An overview of the transport masterplan for Belfast city centre including a look at whether it's working, the enforcement of bus lanes and what's

Development ControlDfI Roads in its consideration of planning applications, takes into account aspects of development which could prejudice traffic

Data Controller:Department for Infrastructure Road Safety Promotion and Outreach BranchJames House2 - 4 Cromac AvenueBelfastBT7

Infrastructure Minister Chris Hazzard has announced that a full and comprehensive review of the current taxi legislation is set to get underway.

The Travel Survey for Northern Ireland (TSNI) headline report, containing statistics for 2015-2017, is now available. The publication is produced by

This consultation seeks your views on a proposal to change the annual road worthiness test (MOT test) by introducing an alternative exhaust emissions

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has signed the Confirmation Order to allow the £17.85 million Belfast Tidal Flood Alleviation Scheme to

Following careful consideration of the planning issues, Infrastructure Minister, Nichola Mallon has today issued her opinion on four planning

Infrastructure Minister Chris Hazzard has visited ongoing and completed infrastructure projects in the Castlewellan and Burren areas of South Down.

Infrastructure Minister Chris Hazzard pledged his commitment to working with the developers to seek to address the issues arising out of the

The planning system makes sure that the right things are built in the right places, be it houses, shops, parks, community centres or energy plants.

Storm Bert brought disruption across the North as over half of the average monthly rainfall fell in some areas over the weekend.

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has urged the public to travel safely over the festive period.