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The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland​.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland​.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland.

The purpose of this report is to inform central government, district councils, the general public and any other interested parties as to the number and nature of noise complaints received each year by district councils across Northern Ireland​.

Paragraph 25 allows the deposit and, treatment by screening or dewatering of waste arising from dredging or from clearing plant matter from inland waters. 

Statistics on the state of the water environment are published annually in the Northern Ireland Environmental Statistics Report. Water Framework Directive data is not updated each year due to the timescales of the monitoring.

The Department has published a package of guidance to assist businesses and other organisations in Northern Ireland to make better decisions on waste and resource management.

Report into the disposal of low level solid radioactive waste in Northern Ireland via controlled burial in landfill sites

Paragraph 32 allows the burial on premises of waste arising from the use on those premises of a sanitary convenience which is equipped with a removable receptacle if the total amount buried in any period of twelve months does not exceed 5 cubic metres.

This is the October 2015 report on the state of the water environment. In order to finalise the Second Cycle River Basin Management plans under the Water Framework Directive (WFD), these statistics have been updated using latest available data to the end of 2014.

The Labour Force Survey (LFS) is a UK wide continuous household survey carried out in Northern Ireland by Central Survey Unit, NISRA.

Paragraph 4 allows the operation, under a permit under the Pollution Prevention and Control Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2003 of a scrap metal furnace with a holding capacity of less than 25 tonnes and the loading or unloading of the furnace in connection with its operation.

Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) aims to establish sustainable

Paragraph 36 allows the temporary storage of waste, either garbage1 or tank washings2 , at a harbour or terminal, from ships3 that normally use that harbour or terminal.