Welcome to the new Department for Infrastructure podcast ‘Little Changes’ Each episode we’ll be taking a closer look at what ‘Little Changes’ we can all make to our everyday journeys to make them more sustainable. And that might mean walking, wheeling or cycling for more of our short every day journeys, accessing public transport when we can, or indeed when it’s time, making that change from petrol or diesel to electric vehicles. What ’Little Changes’ can you make?
This month (October '26) we'll be publishing the Eastern Transport Plan (ETP) 2035, and we’re going to be asking you what you think'
It’s the vision for a more sustainable, better connected, more inclusive transport network.
In this episode we explore what it actually means. Joining the discussion, Transport Specialist, Karen McShane, Dermot O’Kane Planning...
In this episode we take a look at the work that goes on in the background, throughout the year, involving multiple agencies, to prepare for severe weather emergencies in NI.
For this episode of Little Changes we're finding out more about building resilience within communities, helping them prepare for emergencies, and in this case we're talking about weather related emergencies.
For this episode we travel to Toome, on the shores of Lough Neagh, to find out more about the management of the Lough's water levels, flood prevention and the impact on the local eels fishery.
In this episode, EV driver Jude McMurray shares her experiences of driving an EV for the past 11 years, we also chat with Brian Donaldson from CBI who oversees the EV infrastructure's working group, and DfI's Director of Planning Policy & Transport, Sian Kerr.
In this episode we discuss how communities can live more sustainably in the face of climate change.
We travelled to Newry to chat with some members of the Newry BID Regional Community Resilience Group, along with DfI Rivers team, about their positive working relationship.
In this episode we take a look at the importance of active travel on our health.
In this episode we're joined by Clare Guinness, CEO Belfast Chamber and DfI Deputy Secretary of Transport & Road Asset Management, Colin Woods. We discuss the impact of traffic congestion on Belfast city centre businesses, and the collaborative work to improve things this festive season.
In our first episode we talk with Wesley Johnston and Liam McEvoy about traffic congestion in Belfast City Centre in the run up to Christmas last year, and what we can do differently this year to ease the situation this year.
You are welcome to our NEW Department for Infrastructure podcast ‘Little Changes’
Each bitesize episode we’ll be taking a closer look at what ‘Little Changes’ we can all make to our everyday journeys to make them more sustainable, as well as healthier and enjoyable!
Stay tuned!
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