DAERA Minister launches consultation on mandatory electronic identification for newborn cattle

DAERA Minister Andrew Muir, has launched a public consultation on plans to introduce mandatory Electronic Identification (EID) for newborn cattle in Northern Ireland.




Lyons: Make the Call Wraparound Service generates over £63million in benefits

Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has hailed the success of his Department’s Make the Call Wraparound Service, which delivered over £63million in unclaimed benefits to people who accessed the service last year.




Green Party react to Conservative plans to scrap petrol and diesel vehicle sale cut off

Reacting to news that Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives would scrap the 2030 cut-off date for the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles, Green MP Siân Berry said:

“This proposal from the Conservatives would set the car industry backwards, creating turmoil right when it needs continued certainty from Government that we want a better future than communities plagued by air pollution, and one where lower carbon industries matter.

“The Green Party is fully committed to a fair transition to a cleaner, greener economy, and Labour must not be pushed into backsliding by this move, driven as it is by desperate fossil fuel lobbying.”

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Green Party react to Conservative plans to scrap petrol and diesel vehicle sale cut off

Reacting to news that Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives would scrap the 2030 cut-off date for the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles, Green MP Siân Berry said:

“This proposal from the Conservatives would set the car industry backwards, creating turmoil right when it needs continued certainty from Government that we want a better future than communities plagued by air pollution, and one where lower carbon industries matter.

“The Green Party is fully committed to a fair transition to a cleaner, greener economy, and Labour must not be pushed into backsliding by this move, driven as it is by desperate fossil fuel lobbying.”

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Green Party react to Conservative plans to scrap petrol and diesel vehicle sale cut off

Reacting to news that Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives would scrap the 2030 cut-off date for the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles, Green MP Siân Berry said:

“This proposal from the Conservatives would set the car industry backwards, creating turmoil right when it needs continued certainty from Government that we want a better future than communities plagued by air pollution, and one where lower carbon industries matter.

“The Green Party is fully committed to a fair transition to a cleaner, greener economy, and Labour must not be pushed into backsliding by this move, driven as it is by desperate fossil fuel lobbying.”

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