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Police presence near outreach centre won't dissipate anytime soon, says chief

Street Art Brings Vibrancy "Up the Cregagh, Down the Woodstock"

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East Belfast brought to life by street art designed by local children

Five new murals inspired by local children’s designs have been painted in east Belfast.

Community-Led Street Art Project Complete In East Belfast | Northern Ireland News, 05/04/2024

Artists Transform Sites On The Cregagh And Woodstock Road

Residents wary after Charlottetown's outreach centre relocates to their neighourhood

The Community Outreach Centre officially opened at its new site in Charlottetown over the weekend, but some residents are concerned the issues that plagued the centre at its old location will follow it to their neighbourhood.

Community Outreach Centre has 'exciting and busy weekend' in new Charlottetown location

P.E.I. news: Outreach centre moves to new spot

A controversial homeless support centre in Charlottetown is now at its new location.

Charlottetown sends 1,700 housing units to public consultation

Charlottetown residents will soon have their say on 1,700 housing units proposed for the city across three separate projects.

New home of P.E.I.'s outreach centre starting to take shape in Charlottetown

Fourteen modular units were delivered to the parking lot near the Park Street Emergency Shelter earlier this week, destined to become part of the Community Outreach Centre's new home.

Man found guilty of murdering his brother-in-law