TUV attempts to block bid for hosting of international Irish Trad festival A proposal to snub the festival at Ards and North Down Council fails to win support Belfast Live · Aug 26, 2022
Glider north-south plans could see two-way traffic return from Royal Avenue right up to City Hall Belfast City Council is "not supportive of the introduction of a two-way system" Belfast Live · Aug 25, 2022
Belfast Council workers to get two weeks bereavement leave on full pay The matter is to be consulted first with the trade unions Belfast Live · Aug 25, 2022
Construction work finally gets underway on long-delayed new Belfast Islamic Centre "This is a moment of immense joy for the Islamic community of Northern Ireland." Belfast Live · Aug 25, 2022
Belfast Council Chief Executive clashes with councillor over city centre Chief Executive John Walsh said he was “pleasantly impressed” by how the city centre looked Belfast Live · Aug 24, 2022
Belfast City Council recycling unwanted spectacles to help developing countries You can leave your old pairs of glasses at recycling centres across the city Belfast Live · Aug 24, 2022
Belfast city centre shopping areas to get “specialist cleans” in next few weeks Cathedral Gardens to become temporary "active travel hub" Belfast Live · Aug 24, 2022
Frontline workers to get Freedom of the City of Belfast for 'tireless work' during pandemic Over 1,800 key workers have been invited to Thursday's event Belfast Live · Aug 24, 2022
West Belfast park delays causes frustration among the community The new public space was due to open in summer 2021 Belfast Live · Aug 23, 2022
Site of old Movie House cinema on Dublin Road to be used as outdoor entertainments area The Marcus Ward will host live music and serve alcohol and food in the new space Belfast Live · Aug 23, 2022
Residents near Boucher Playing fields to receive extra security for upcoming concerts in wake of Ed Sheeran gig Residents said revellers threw bottles and urinated in the street Belfast Live · Aug 22, 2022
Belfast Bikes at Waterworks hailed as chance to promote area and increase infrastructure The dock should be operational from the beginning of September Belfast Live · Aug 21, 2022
Smithfield Market: The faces and spaces making up Belfast city centre's hidden gem You’ll meet plenty of characters and you never know what bargains you might find too! Belfast Live · Aug 21, 2022
Belfast man hits out at council inaction over dumped sofa attracting drug-takers for 18 days Police said they're aware of ongoing issues and that " drug paraphernalia was located and removed" on August 11 Belfast Live · Aug 18, 2022
Belfast Live · Aug 15, 2022 Feile an Phobail: Calls for review of public funding after weekend incidents spark outrage "We are in 2022, this is not the Northern Ireland that we need to be building."
Belfast Live · Aug 14, 2022 Belfast City Council looks into big investment plan for city parks It follows complaints some public spaces in the city are "left behind"
Belfast Live · Aug 11, 2022 Belfast residents paying triple the amount to bury loved ones in Blaris Cemetery "unjustifiable" Residents of Collin who purchased graves in Blaris Cemetery prior to 2015 are now charged over three times that of Lisburn residents
The Independent UK · Aug 10, 2022 Belfast to submit official bid to host Eurovision if shortlisted The shortlist of candidate cities to host Eurovision 2023 is to be published on Friday.
Belfast Live · Aug 10, 2022 North Belfast is 'unloved' and being 'left behind' by Council, locals claim They say development and greater imagination is needed to improve the wider area
Belfast Live · Aug 9, 2022 NI voters' personal details sold off for thousands of pounds to politicians and businesses Political parties and pollsters as well as public bodies, businesses, organisations have paid to access the electoral roll
Belfast Live · Aug 9, 2022 Holyland flytipping 'out of control' as residents call for waste management strategy Belfast City Council has received almost one report a day of flytipping since the start of June
Belfast Live · Aug 8, 2022 Belfast City Council was advised not to use term 'Bloody Friday' The council faced criticism over a commemoration for victims of the bombings as it did not use the term "Bloody Friday" on its printed programme
Belfast Live · Aug 5, 2022 Eurovision winners back Belfast to host contest worth £20million to NI hospitality and tourism Other UK cities have ambitious bids in place as Belfast City Council chiefs crunch the numbers to present to councillors in a report
Irish Mirror · Aug 3, 2022 Work to install GAA pitch in East Belfast "halted" pending further discussions East Belfast GAA club had been hoping to avail of the restored facilities
Belfast Live · Aug 3, 2022 Work to install GAA pitch at Victoria Park in East Belfast "halted" pending further discussions East Belfast GAA club had been hoping to avail of the restored facilities