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Belfast Councillor hits out at £4.4 million difference in funding between city districts (opens the original)
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A South Belfast councillor has complained that the Botanic area is getting the lionâs share of funding, at the expense of Balmoral and even the city centre. Alliance Councillor for the Balmoral District Electoral Area, Micky Murray, said there was a £4.4 million disparity between funding in the two areas during a recent Belfast City Council Committee meeting. He added it was time to look at the city centre as a separate area for funding, as projects such as Riddelâs Warehouse were going sho
Councillor complains Botanic area getting lion's share of district's funding (opens the original)
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A South Belfast councillor has complained the Botanic area is getting the lion's share of funding, at the expense of Balmoral and even the city centre. Alliance Councillor for the Balmoral District Electoral Area, Micky Murray, said there was a £4.4million disparity between funding in the two areas during a recent Belfast City Council Committee meeting. He added it was time to look at the city centre as a separate area for funding, as projects such as Riddel’s Warehouse were going short as a res
Lisburn Road landlord operating short-term let without permission (opens the original)
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A South Belfast dwelling has been caught out acting as short-term let without planning permission and an appeal against a council decision has been quashed. An appeal by Mrs Zoe Heatherington, regarding a property at 31 Brookland Street, in the Lisburn Road area of Belfast, failed to overturn an enforcement notice dated April 1 this year by Belfast City Council, for the unauthorised change of use from dwelling house to short-term let accommodation. The council said despite planning permission fo
Belfast councillors refuse to approve Stormont AI plan over data centres (opens the original)
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Parties at Belfast City Council have failed to come to agreement on an official response to the Northern Ireland Artificial Intelligence plan drafted up at Stormont, over a lack of clarity over data centres and how AI could increase energy bills. City Hall has taken the unusual step of not giving a corporate response, that is, one signed off by the elected representatives, but will rather reply with an unratified paper from council officers. Elected reps agreed individual political parties could
Botanic Gardens to host special screenings as part of Belfast Film Festival (opens the original)
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Botanic Gardens will host an outdoor cinema event this weekend as part of the Belfast Film Festival. Belfast Council two weeks ago received a request from the Belfast Film Festival to host an outdoor cinema screening at Botanic Gardens on Saturday October 3. The festival will host a film day in the Gardens to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 80’s version of Little Shop of Horrors. As well as Little Shop of Horrors, the organisers plan to programme two further botanical plant related films,
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