Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon publishes blueprint of future with fewer cars in urban areas “Covid has also shown us a future with less traffic on our streets and made us appreciate our own neighbourhoods and surroundings Jonathan McCambridge, PA 03 June, 2021 17:15
Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has set out her priorities for the future of transport in Northern Ireland – with a focus on reducing the number of cars in urban areas.
Ms Mallon published the document Planning For The Future Of Transport – Time For Change today, with a priority on promoting greener forms of travel.
The minister said: “Climate change is a key and obvious driver for change.
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It was a total flop Mbalula shades DA s biggest virtual rally 24 May 2021 - 11:15 ANC head of elections Fikile Mbalula says the DA s biggest virtual rally was a total flop . File photo. Image: Sunday Times
ANC head of elections Fikile Mbalula has dubbed the DA s “biggest virtual rally SA has ever experienced” a “total flop”.
The official opposition party held its “The Time For Change Rally” at the weekend. It was the first major political rally ahead of local government elections, which are set to take place on October 27.
The rally, which was live-streamed by more than 9,000 South Africans had live music from amapiano DJs MFR Souls, Afrikaans singer Andriëtte Norman and rapper Early B, to name a few.
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