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Some residents have expressed their disappointment after it was announced that plans to extend Belfast's Glider bus service were to be scaled back. The current Glider service, a fleet of purple ...

Plans to extend Belfast's Glider to Carryduff and Glengormley have been paused after the Infrastructure Minister said it is not "economically viable" at the moment. The cost of implementing the ...

The XCG-16 was a revolutionary flying wing glider designed to carry 42 soldiers or heavy artillery into battle. With speeds up to 200 MPH and a futuristic design, it promised to change airborne ...

Read more: Minister announces update on extension of Glider service Read more: Minister under fire as Glider plan leaves out Carryduff and Glengormley An announcement from the Infrastructure Minister ...

However, Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins told the Assembly that plans for the route have been scaled back as an extension of Glider services towards Carryduff and Glengormley would not be ...

Workers at Yosemite National Park staged a protest Saturday over the Trump administration’s mass layoffs and decision to expand drilling on public land. The park staffers hung an upside-down ...

Plans to extend Belfast's Glider bus service to the north and south of the city are being scaled back because they are "not economically viable". Stormont's infrastructure minister gave an update ...

Sir Paul Marshall, the multimillionaire investor behind GB News, Spectator owner, and founder of the right-wing website UnHerd, is reportedly planning to bankroll the next generation of UK journalists ...

Back in 2019, Spirit AeroSystems – which was owned by Bombardier – submitted plans for a major extension to its wing production site, which makes the structures for Airbus’s A220 passenger ...

Russell Findlay did not consult his party’s youth wing before announcing a proposal ... An official SYC group chat filled with messages after the plan was made public, with some members ...