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Armagh councillor says local potholes are so bad 'they have their own addresses' - Vimarsana News

Armagh councillor says local potholes are so bad 'they have their own addresses'

An SDLP councillor in Co Armagh has joked that potholes in the area have their own address they have been there for so long, counting ‘60 different defects’ on one of his local roads.

Calls for overhaul of all pedestrian crossings in Derry's Bogside - Vimarsana News

Calls for overhaul of all pedestrian crossings in Derry's Bogside

Calls have been made to Transport NI (formally Roads Service) to carry out  a complete overhaul of several busy pedestrian crossings in the Bogside by Sinn...

Northern Ireland strikes: All you need to know about how strikes will affect public services - Vimarsana News

Northern Ireland strikes: All you need to know about how strikes will affect public services

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has warned the public that its services may be impacted by industrial action on Wednesday.

Industrial civil servants to go on strike following 'slap in the face' pay offer – Armagh I - Vimarsana News

Industrial civil servants to go on strike following 'slap in the face' pay offer – Armagh I

Armagh I reports on the county's breaking news, sport including Football, GAA & Rugby. Also Videos, Farming, Entertainment and Events.

Ards and North Down Borough Council - that tops NI's road defect table - calls on Stormont to take urgent action - Vimarsana News

Ards and North Down Borough Council - that tops NI's road defect table - calls on Stormont to take urgent action

Ards and North Down is asking for “urgent” action from Stormont on fair allocation road repair funds, after it emerged the borough had the highest rate of potholes and the lowest rate of funding.