Infrastructure-ni.gov.uk Website Review

A £212,000 resurfacing scheme on the Upper Cairncastle Road, Larne has commenced.. more A £150,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme on the Marble Arch Road, Florencecourt commenced on Monday 10 December.. more How the public road network is managed, maintained and developed, as well as delivery of wider transport projects Belfast Rapid Transit - Glider, Belfast on the Move and the Departments transport plans for Northern Ireland Roads policies and legislation including the process and licencing requirements for road openings carried out by utility companies The Departments role in bus, rail and ferry travel including relevant legislation and our supported travel programmes Sustainable transport policies, primarily focused on cycling and walking in Northern Ireland. Inland Waterways, the Lagan Towpath and the Departments work with, the cross-border body, Waterways Ireland. Procurement activities, ranging from supplies and services, and small-scale works to major road maintenance and high value capital Promoting and improving road safety via education, licensing and regulation of transportation. Policy in relation to the water and sewerage industry and for discharging the Department’s statutory and other duties Statistics and research that inform decision making within the Department’s areas of responsibility The Departments role in the regeneration of the Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast and the St Lucia site in Omagh. In 2014, the NI Executive agreed to set up an interdepartmental group to develop a Strategic Drainage Infrastructure Plan (SDIP) for Belfast that will support economic growth, protect the environment and address flood risk. The Department’s role in the NI planning system including relevant legislation, regional policies and strategies and supporting practical Reducing the risk to life and damage to property from flooding from rivers and the sea, undertaking watercourse and coastal flood. THE PARKING PLACES (DISABLED PERSONS’ VEHICLES) (AMENDMENT NO. 3) ORDER (NORTHERN IRELAND) 2018.