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Bakery chain Greggs has launched plans for its first drive-thru restaurant in Northern Ireland.

A vote on a planning application to extend a landfill site close to Lough Neagh’s shoreline has been postponed after the number of eligible councillors was reduced to just three DUP members.

Petrol and diesel prices in Northern Ireland are continuing to climb, while home heating oil prices are dropping, according to the latest report by the NI Consumer Council.

Bakery chain Greggs has launched plans for its first drive-thru restaurant in Northern Ireland.

Members who do not attend site visits are not prevented from voting on related planning applications, a council has admitted in the aftermath of a decision to back a landfill site extension beside Lough Neagh.

Plans to close eight police stations in Greater Glasgow, including city centre site currently open 24/7, are to be put to the public.

The perhaps ill-named Lerwick Lanes Project 'consultation' (really? Read on) is actually about the space between Pitt Ln. and Burns Ln. or for many the former swimming pool and its car park site, not the plethora of other lanes, some leafy, where tourists now oft reside....

Rory Stewart has emerged as a contender to be Oxford’s next chancellor, with voting for the role to be held online for the first time.

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Reverend Richard Murray, the minister of Drumreagh Presbyterian Church, will become the next Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI).