Irish language advocates have come together to call for legislation to protect the language at a major event in Stormont.
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Civil society turns out to call for Irish language act
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Everyday items used to reflect on the story of the conflict
A new exhibition looking at how everyday objects were shaped by the Troubles is currently running in South Belfast.
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‘Bias’ towards affluent areas queried by community worker
A South Belfast community worker has accused authorities of being “biased towards more affluent areas” after another local community was awarded an alleygating scheme ahead of his.
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Fall in jobseekers but not all good news
DOLE queues in South Belfast have shrunk faster in recent months than any other part of the city, new statistics have shown.
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Decision ‘sets dangerous precedent’
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.
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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 […]
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