Publications

This is the second in a series of MAG Principles documents, which will examine our built environment and identify a range of important design issues that we need to address in making our cities, towns, villages, and rural communities better places in which to live, work and pl

This is the first in a series of MAG Principles documents, which will examine our built environment and identify a range of important design issues that we need to address in making our cities, towns, villages, and rural communities better places in which to live, work and pla

Constable Ronald has asked for your help today. Can you help him find all the items on his checklist as you make your way through Carrickfergus Castle?

Improvements have been made to the Social Fund Budgeting Loans process. The improved process allows you to receive telephone communication about your loan decision as well as receiving a loan decision by letter.

A book for owners of listed buildings which describes and gives advice on the practical issues shared by owners of listed buildings – individuals and groups who play a vital part in managing our collective history.

The Department’s Ministerial Advisory Group (MAG) for Architecture and the Built Environment are champions and advocates for placemaking in Northern Ireland. During the design, development and delivery of places, many and varied people and processes are involved.

The Department’s Ministerial Advisory Group (MAG) for Architecture and the Built Environment are champions and advocates for placemaking in Northern Ireland. During the design, development and delivery of places, many and varied people and processes are involved.

The Department welcomes any comments in relation to its services. We want to know how we can put things right. If we have made a mistake, we want to learn from it so that we can improve our service. 

This Customer Charter details our committment to our customers. It details our promise to treat you fairly and honestly; keep you informed, and; give you a quality service.

Presentation by Helen Quigley, CEO Inner City Trust Group at the Ministerial Advisory Group (MAG) Heritage seminar on 26 April 2018.

The Social Sector Size Criteria reports below detail the number of Welfare Supplementary Payments that stopped when customers moved properties and continued to under-occupy by at least the same number of bedrooms.

The Department’s Ministerial Advisory Group (MAG) for Architecture and the Built Environment are champions and advocates for placemaking in Northern Ireland. During the design, development and delivery of places, many and varied people and processes are involved.

Creativity Month is a celebration of creativity and the creative industries in Northern Ireland every march.

Documents and presentations from the Ministerial Advisory Group for Architecture and the Built Environment Placemaking Symposium 2015 – Shaping Place, Changing Lives.

This guide is aimed at helping older people who live in Northern Ireland find the right organisation who can offer help and advice.

Information relating to the achievements of the Ministerial Advisory Group Ulster Scots Academy since its appointment in March 2011.

These presentations and supporting background information were delivered to a number of External Stakeholders and Stakeholder groups, providing the most recent information on State Pension Reforms.

Ministerial Advisory Group for Architecture and the Built Environment - interim and final reports on civic stewardship techniques

Guidance literature providing detailed information on the history and appearance of the monument as a viewer moves east around its circuit from Magazine Gate.

Documents and presentations from the Ministerial Advisory Group for Architecture and the Built Environment Symposium 2010 - Planning for Places.