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This Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Statement has been prepared as part of the SEA of the River Basin Management Plan (RBMP), and its associated Programme of Measures (POM), for the Northern Ireland portion of the North Western International River Basin District (IRB

This Statistical bulletin presents Northern Ireland (NI) analysis from the ‘Destination of leavers from higher education longitudinal survey of 2004/05 graduates – three and a half years on’.

The Water Framework Directive aims to achieve good status in surface waters and groundwaters and ensure that there is no deterioration in the water quality of these waters.

A study of the heavily modified and artificial water bodies within the Neagh Bann River Basin District.

A study of the heavily modified water bodies in the North Eastern River Basin District.

A study of the heavily modified water bodies in the North Western River Basin District.

This report aims to show the steps taken by NIEA in designating water bodies as heavily modified or artificial. Details of the information used to classify these water bodies are provided.

Findings of a workshop held to identify water bodies to be removed from the heavily modified water bodies list.

UKTAG templates for heavily modified water bodies.

Summary of the methods used to monitor benthic invertebrates.

Summary of the methods used to monitor macroalgae.

Summary of methods used to monitor macroalgae.

The Transitional Fish Classification Index (TFCI) has been developed to assess the ecological status of fish within transitional waters.

NIEA employed a combination of methods including expert judgement to assess the status of 27 transitional and coastal waters of which 2 of 20 coastal, and 6 of 7 transitional water bodies have been identified as heavily modified.

This section contains the DFP Minister's official response to PAC reports - MOR issued in 2009.

An community information event showing possible issues arising from the Public inquiry was held on 2 and 3 December 2009 in Toome House, 55 Main Street, Toome.

Preliminary findings on the performance, efficiency and sustainability of the CAFRE constructed wetland system (a five pond constructed wetland for the bioremediation of farm effluent)- report produced October 2009.

This document has been drawn up by the Department for Infrastructure's Public Transport Services Division.

The Department organised a public consultation exercise in Bangor during June and July 2009 to consider the proposed development scheme for Queen’s Parade/Marine Gardens.  The purpose of this document is to provide a report of the results of that consultation proces

General information about "The Safety of Sports Grounds (NI) Order 2006" legislation for larger sports grounds and non-temporary spectator stands. Information includes effective dates, fees and appeals against council decisions.