People living next to a derelict building site which was supposed to become a key focal point in the city's famous Chinatown fear they have been forgotten.
The "horrendous" wasteland off Great George Street has become a fly-tipping blackspot since the Chinatown Development Company's plans to create a bustling £200m "New Chinatown" there began to fall apart in 2016, and investors, who claimed to have put in around £6m, demanded their money back.
The final nail in the coffin of the doomed project came earlier this month when the Great George Street Project Ltd, which purchased the CDC in 2018, collapsed into administration. Residents of the streets which border the site, Cookson Street, Hardy Street, Upper Pine Street and Grenville Street South, now face "a general feeling of uneasiness" as the future of the area remains unknown.
