Best of Nolan Episodes Episode guide
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Questions for Mid and East Antrim Council as family run businesses told to leave park after two decades
Stephen also talks about the ongoing traffic chaos in Belfast City Centre
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Questions for DUP Education Minister Paul Givan for meeting with Loyalist Communities Council
Stephen Nolan asks the big questions.
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Questions asked of Belfast Féile funders after more pro-IRA chanting
Are songs about the IRA now acceptable? Is it a form of commemoration? Is it culture?
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Question marks over school grades - how can a remarked exam paper jump from a D to an A?
Listeners share their experiences of dramatic remark grade changes
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Queen’s University say rolling average of 27 new COVID cases everyday
Should government issue a policy on whether students should remain in halls of residence?
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Queen’s University COVID figures ‘alarming’ as over 160 people test positive
Should the university revert to online learning?
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PUP councillor John Kyle accuses loyalist blogger Jamie Bryson of brushing over the problem of paramilitary drug dealers
Mr Bryson has said that 'loyalism is not a byword for paramilitarism'.
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Punching on ice – PSNI sponsored Belfast Giants game sees bust up between players on the rink
Does this impact credibility of PSNI’s “One punch can kill“ campaign?
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Pubs will now be allowed to sell alcohol on Good Friday in the Republic of Ireland. Is it time for a rethink of the laws here?
And, would you eat squirrel? Or do you think unusual meats are too exotic for your plate?
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Pubs and hotels relief as rates revaluation process is paused by Finance Minister O’Dowd. But what next?
Also, is the Department of Infrastructure doing enough to fix NI's pothole problem?
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Public sector pay rises equivalent to those in England squeezing our public services - warns NI's budget watchdog
Political delegations from NI and RoI are in Washington for St Patrick's Day celebrations
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Public Prosecution Service say some Operation Kenova evidence would not have been admissible in court
Also, what do we need to do to protect our children from online predators?
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Public money finding its way from some government departments to paramilitaries - Justice Minister
Nolan talks to UUP Justice spokesperson Doug Beattie and author Dr Aaron Edwards
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Public displays of religion - is there a time and a place?
Vinny Hurrell presents
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PSNI want to remove the words "Northern Ireland" from its public facing crest
Proposals are that the words Northern Ireland are only used on the crest internally.
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PSNI urged to take urgent action over ‘sinister’ east Belfast vigilantes confronting people from ethnic minority communities
Also, £50,000 in fines handed out to dog owners who don't lift their pooches' poo.
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PSNI U-turn as they say they will examine if new UVF Shankill Road mural encourages terrorism
We also look at the impact of inflation on people and local businesses
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PSNI to use their discretion on need to leave home for exercise
Also, NI coronavirus lockdown extended - what is our exit strategy?
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PSNI to arm more officers with tasers – after it’s revealed officers more likely to ‘wait to be assaulted’ before using force
Nolan talks to former armed response officer Mel Thomas and PBP MLA Gerry Carroll
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PSNI spend £1.6M in five months policing UDA Carrick row - is it time to get tougher on terror gangs?
Tensions have been high in the area due to a dispute involving the South East Antrim UDA
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PSNI speed vans - are they genuinely being deployed at accident hotspots? Or are the police using them as revenue raisers?
Stephen discusses the rationale behind PSNI speed van locations.
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PSNI service budget under pressure, dissident threats and loyalist feud latest
Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton spoke to Nolan
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PSNI security document for President Biden visit found lying on the street by Nolan listener
The US President Joe Biden is in Belfast for a flying visit.
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PSNI plan to recruit more LGBT officers condemned
PSNI plan to recruit more LGBT officers condemned.
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PSNI officers will now remove public displays of sectarian flags and emblems when it's safe to do so
& Treasury gives Stormont £400m to ensure it can balance the books - but needs repaid.
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PSNI officers now allowed to include gender pronouns on their name badges
Nails to die for - Derry based make up artist launches 'mortuary service’
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PSNI launch recruitment campaign for police officers as numbers fall to all-time low
Do our MLAs need to spruce themselves up and dress a little smarter?
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PSNI launch criminal investigation following safeguarding concerns in Presbyterian church
Nolan talks to safeguarding expert Jim Gamble
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PSNI in dire situation as Chief Operating Officer warns underfunding could lead to cut in services
Some of the big Stormont political parties promised 7500 officers to keep us safe.
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PSNI fail to respond after a man receives threats that he and his family would be killed
The PSNI downgraded the priority of the call.