NRA row with farmers set to continue

The National Roads Authority says the on-going row with farmers over the level of compensation for compulsory purchase of land is costing half a million pounds a week.

The National Roads Authority says the on-going row with farmers over the level of compensation for compulsory purchase of land is costing half a million pounds a week.

The figure could rise if the row continues. For the last six weeks, farmers have refused to co-operate with the NRA and it's believed that an early resolution is not expected.

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