A consultation survey has shown majority support for new dual language street sign policy in Belfast.
Belfast City Council has published a report of a consultation on proposed changes to its dual language street signs policy, and conclusions reached in the accompanying Equality Impact Assessment.
At this month’s full council meeting councillors agreed the controversial new policy to “go live” - 18 months after the policy was originally agreed in the chamber. Sinn Féin, Alliance, the SDLP, the Green Party, and the People Before Profit Party all support the new street sign policy, while the three unionist parties voted against it.
