THE decision to demolish a historical city centre building could set a “dangerous precedent” for South Belfast’s unique architectural heritage, it has been claimed.
Council hears of local concerns over planned nightclub for under 18s
RESIDENTS living off the Dublin Road have expressed concern over plans for a new under-18’s “nightclub” which, they fear, could lead to rising noise and anti-social behaviour. A licence is currently being sought from Belfast City Council for the club, called ‘The Factory’ above the former Burger King restaurant on the junction of the Dublin […]
Action needed on selection
A South Belfast school principal has called on politicians to reach a consensus on the future of academic selection after he presided over the third year of unregulated testing of his pupils.
Community workers take Pride of Place in all-Ireland ceremony
MEMBERS of the Donegall Pass Community Forum are “elated” after picking up a prestigious ‘Pride of Place’ honour at an all-Ireland awards ceremony.
Company delivers for little Megan
A major international company is to help raise funds for a schoolgirl with a rare brain disorder after reading about her plight in the South Belfast News.
Minister yet to decide on inquiry
The environment minister is yet to decide on the shape of a forthcoming inquiry into noise regulations at Belfast City Airport, residents opposing the extension of the airport have been told.