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gov.ie - Minister Hackett welcomes progress in third interim report on Project Woodland - Vimarsana News

gov.ie - Minister Hackett welcomes progress in third interim report on Project Woodland

Forestry, Project Woodland, forestry licencing, afforestation

Source: gov.ie
Working group can include Platinum Jubilee - Vimarsana News

Working group can include Platinum Jubilee

Causeway Coast & Glens Council have voted in favour of amending the Terms of Reference for the NI 100 Working Group to include the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, leaving Sinn Fein Councillor Dermot Nicholl saying ‘he was a bit miffed’.

Coastal News Today | UK - Redefining Coastal Squeeze: A Report for the Environment Agency - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | UK - Redefining Coastal Squeeze: A Report for the Environment Agency

Coastal Planning & Engineering Professor Nigel Pontee recently led the production of a report for the UK Environment Agency which will inform future assessment of coastal squeeze and the requirement for the creation of compensatory habitat.

Additional £30k for airshow will make Council 'a laughing stock' - Vimarsana News

Additional £30k for airshow will make Council 'a laughing stock'

The budget for the development of the new Causeway International Airshow has increased by £30,000 with a Sinn Fein councillor saying council would be seen as ‘a laughing stock and a joke’, writes Gilllian Anderson, Local Democracy Reporter.

Additional £30k for airshow will make Council 'a laughing stock' - Vimarsana News

Additional £30k for airshow will make Council 'a laughing stock'

The budget for the development of the new Causeway International Airshow has increased by £30,000 with a Sinn Fein councillor saying council would be seen as ‘a laughing stock and a joke’, writes Gilllian Anderson, Local Democracy Reporter.