The Latest Breaking News from Belfast City Council

The Earth's Corr: Water pollution is no joke so why does Stormont treat it as such?

Conviction rates are dire (0.8-2%) compared to the number of confirmed cases each year

Belfast Live · Nov 27, 2022

Former Asia Supermarket and cinema to be 'demolished in the coming months' in South Belfast

The former Asia Supermarket and Apollo Cinema was approved for demolition earlier this year

Belfast Live · Nov 22, 2022

Belfast council asking for help from Stormont and Whitehall to avoid huge increase in rates

A rates freeze at City Hall has been ruled out without outside help

Belfast Live · Nov 22, 2022

Cost of Living: NI Christmas light switch plans unveiled by councils

Many local authorities have explained they will be using energy efficient lights this festive season

Belfast Live · Nov 4, 2022

Belfast Council calls for better abortion services, singling out Northern Trust

Trust states Covid had impact on service, and promises further work on its website

Belfast Live · Nov 4, 2022

Belfast City Council to write to Taoiseach to urge citizen assemblies on Irish Unity

Sinn Féin dropped a proposal on a Belfast forum after an SDLP motion was passed

Belfast Live · Nov 4, 2022

Belfast City Council hoping to halve emissions by 2030 as it applies to join C40

Belfast has to sign up to climate "leadership standards" to join group of cities

Belfast Live · Oct 31, 2022

£17million Templemore Baths redevelopment almost complete and will open in January 2023

Templemore Baths are the sole surviving Victorian public bathhouse on the island of Ireland

Belfast Live · Oct 31, 2022

Belfast City Council to discuss citizen's assembly on Irish unity

An attempt to quash a Sinn Féin motion failed

Belfast Live · Oct 27, 2022

St George's Market: A bright future beckons for one of Belfast's oldest attractions

"St George's has long been a hidden gem in the city centre and we're optimistic that markets like this are the way forward"

Belfast Live · Oct 22, 2022