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Anaerobic digesters. It may sound pretty boring - but a lot of your money has been spent on these things
Nolan Show investigates
Anaerobic digesters. It may sound pretty boring - but a lot of your money has been spent on these things
Nolan Show investigates.
The Stormont scheme that led to wind turbine owners getting a £10K payout to help them through covid
Many wind turbines already receiving ‘excessive’ subsidies according to NI Audit Office.
"Half backed and reckless" – Alliance party blasts Belfast’s potential £4m bill for Irish Language street signs
Plus, Mark Devenport reflects on decades of reporting NI politics.
Former police officer desperately pleads with authorities over appeal regarding his medical retirement from the force
Kenneth - not his real name - got in touch about his battle to deal with his PTSD.
Stormont Should Be Ashamed - former Economy Minister Simon Hamilton
Head of Belfast's Chamber of Commerce describes DOH evidence as 'flimsy' and 'cruel'.
PHA limiting supply to GP practices of flu vaccine for over 65s because of supply shortage
Dr Gerry Waldron from the PHA spoke to Nolan.
Has DUP Minister Edwin Poots undermined Stormont Covid message?
DUP Minister Edwin Poots says lockdowns are 'unsustainable'
It all changes at 6pm tonight as NI locks down with more Covid restrictions
Are businesses getting enough support?
Four weeks to stop a second lockdown before Christmas – Chief Medical Officer fires Covid warning
Dr Michael McBride spoke to Nolan.