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East Belfast climate project offering residents chance to grow own food
East Belfast climate project offering residents chance to grow own food Belfast Live
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East Belfast climate project offering residents chance to grow own food Belfast Live
Bumper present for Belfast, as opening its annual Christmas Market in more locations is added to the council's wish list Belfast News Letter
Belfast Council sends out mixed messages with Irish street signs in East Belfast Belfast Live
Belfast City Council’s busy three months green-lighting planning applications from controversial HMOs to padel ball courts The Irish News
Ban on Belfast councillors "laying into each other" at City Hall official announcements Belfast Live
Co Down pier to remain open amid deadline day for council licence Belfast Live
Great news for our local streets! A proposal has been put forward at City Hall that could see phone boxes across Belfast adopted by community groups. Imagine our iconic red boxes getting a new lease of life thanks to local care!
Well now, there's a bit of a stir happening over a proposal that could see a new bridge built across Strangford Lough. It's certainly got folks talking about the potential impact on our beautiful coastline and local communities.
Great news for cyclists in Belfast! A brand new cycle lane is set to make your journey smoother, linking the bustling Queen's University area all the way down to Bankmore Square. This will be a fantastic improvement for getting around our city.
Well now, it sounds like things got a bit heated down at Belfast City Council this week! Sinn Féin's brought forward a proposal aiming to shine a light on gender inequality, and it's certainly sparked some lively debate among our local councillors.
Well, it's not good news for some local businesses and individuals, as HMRC has named and shamed those who've defaulted on their taxes. We'll be looking into which Belfast names have made the list and what this means for our community.
Well folks, there's been some strong opinions flying around City Hall this week! The DUP's Armed Forces Covenant has passed, but it's certainly caused a stir. Some are calling the decision "undemocratic and underhand," and it's got the local community talking.
Well, it seems there was quite a stir down at Belfast City Hall yesterday! A DUP motion regarding puberty blockers has caused a strong reaction, being called "grotesque" by some. Definitely a hot topic being discussed right here in our city.
Well, folks, a rather heated debate unfolded at Belfast City Hall this week regarding a DUP motion on puberty blockers. Local councillors and community members alike have been weighing in on the discussions that took place right here in our city.
Great news for our creative community! Belfast City Council has just given the green light to a motion for a basic income scheme for artists. This is a fantastic step forward for supporting the vibrant arts scene right here in our city.
Belfast Council Passes Motion for Basic Income for Artists Scheme The Musicians' Union
Great news for our creative community in Belfast! Belfast Council has just passed a motion to explore a basic income scheme for artists. This could be a real game-changer for local musicians and creatives trying to make a living right here in our city.
Well, it seems there's a bit of a kerfuffle brewing over the Ormeau Bridge! Our Council's chief executive is scratching their head, saying the decision from Stormont just isn't adding up. We'll be keeping a close eye on this one to see what it means for us locals.
Well now, our very own Belfast Council Chief Executive is speaking out about a decision from Stormont that he reckons just doesn't add up, especially when it comes to the Ormeau Bridge. It sounds like a bit of a head-scratcher for local folk who use that route regularly!
Well, it's been a significant decision at City Hall this week as Belfast Council has officially adopted the Armed Forces Covenant. While many are welcoming this move, there's been some strong opposition from nationalist councillors, who've voiced concerns about the way the vote was conducted.
Well, it's been a busy week at Belfast City Hall, with a significant decision made regarding the Armed Forces Covenant. The adoption of this covenant by the council has sparked quite the debate, with some councillors expressing strong opinions on the vote itself. We'll be looking into what this means for our city.
Great news for folks here in Belfast! Our city council has just passed a balanced budget, and the good news is, that tax hike we were all worried about has been completely removed. It's always a relief when our local leaders can find solutions that benefit everyone in the community.
Belfast Council Chief Executive says Stormont decision on Ormeau Bridge ‘makes no sense’ The Irish News
Armed Forces Covenant adopted by Belfast Council, in vote nationalists blast as 'undemocratic and underhanded' Belfast News Letter
We're shining a spotlight on a fantastic Belfast teacher who's really making history come alive for her pupils! It's brilliant to see such passion for our city's past being ignited in the classroom right here in Belfast.
It's brilliant to hear about local heroes making a real difference! This fantastic Belfast teacher is doing just that, inspiring her students with a passion for history right here in our city.
Blimey, it looks like there's a bit of a stir brewing down at Belfast City Council! Our local retailers and unions are less than thrilled about this new Sunday trading consultation, calling it an "unwelcome distraction." We'll be keeping a close eye on this one to see how it impacts our city centre and beyond.
Well now, it seems some folks in Belfast are a bit miffed about a new consultation from Belfast City Council regarding Sunday trading. Retailers and union reps are saying it's an unwelcome distraction, so we'll be keeping an eye on what this means for our high street.
Well, it seems there's a bit of a kerfuffle over the new Ormeau bridge plans here in Belfast! Our council boss is speaking out, saying it's baffling to halt progress on this vital link because of the A5 legal challenge. Let's hope a sensible solution is found soon for our community.
Well, it looks like some local landlords are having a bit of a shake-up! A few Belfast houses have lost their HMO status, and it seems a bit of a procedural slip-up is to blame. We'll be keeping an eye on this to see how it affects our neighbourhoods.