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A report in the New York Times shows how urban highway removal has gone mainstream, and it may get a boost from the Biden Administration.

Dublin City Council and the North East Inner City Initiative today, Friday 28th May, launched the NEIC Intercultural Ambassadors Programme, which seeks to highlight cultural integration and celebrate diversity in this part of Dublin City. The first project of this kind in Ireland, the Intercultural Ambassadors Programme was launched today by Lord Mayor Hazel Chu, with anyone living or significantly engaged in the North East Inner City area welcomed to apply. The North Inner City is one of the most culturally and linguistically diverse places in the country as well as being a hub for business,...

Q&A with Kevin Vonck, Richmond’s acting planning department director Jonathan Spiers photo) Kevin Vonck was on the City of Richmond’s payroll just five months when he was put in charge of its department of planning and development review. The assignment followed the abrupt departure in January of previous director Mark Olinger, who had led the department for nearly a decade. Today, Vonck has nearly five months under his belt in his role as acting director, overseeing a department of more than 100 employees that includes the city’s building inspections and permitting bureau, land use and...

KZN Government KZN premier Sihle Zikalala has said that he would personally oversee the ailing job situation in the province. He declared he would create a war room for job creation that he would personally chair. He said that while national unemployment figures were up, there were some saving graces for KZN. Economic growth was the push from KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala on Friday as he announced the establishment of a war room for job creation. "We undertake a solemn declaration to spare no effort in the struggle to grow the economy. The focus will be on restructuring the economy to...

Share this article The Government has confirmed that Special Classes will return in Secondary schools in the last week of the month. The two main secondary school teacher unions have now backed the plan, along with Fórsa which represents Special Needs assistants. Special classes in secondary schools will now return on February 22nd, the same day as they return in primary schools. Special schools are due to return tomorrow. The Education Minister Norma Foley said she was pleased to see the classes return. “These special classes support some of our most vulnerable students,” she said. “T...