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Dual-language street sign plans put to 'back of the queue' rather than scrapped after majority of residents oppose applications – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

Dual-language street sign plans put to 'back of the queue' rather than scrapped after majority of residents oppose applications – The Irish News

City hall row over two North Belfast streets that pass threshold for Irish street signage but receive majority objection v.1

City Hall row after Belfast streets pass threshold for Irish signage despite more residents being opposed - Vimarsana News

City Hall row after Belfast streets pass threshold for Irish signage despite more residents being opposed

There has been another row at Belfast City Hall after two streets in the north of the city passed the threshold for the erection of Irish language street signs – despite a greater number of residents being opposed to them.

Belfast City Council: Fly-tippers face maximum £400 fine, with no early pay discount - Vimarsana News

Belfast City Council: Fly-tippers face maximum £400 fine, with no early pay discount

Fly-tipping fines are to go up to £400 in Belfast – with no early pay discount.

Council row over new £60,000 gates to close south Belfast park at night - Vimarsana News

Council row over new £60,000 gates to close south Belfast park at night

A decision to erect new £60,000 gates which will close off a previously open space in south Belfast at night, caused a row among Belfast City councillors.

Belfast City Council committee cuts charity's funding plan by 97% - Vimarsana News

Belfast City Council committee cuts charity's funding plan by 97%

Belfast City Council's deputy lord mayor says the move is a "reprehensible" political "carve-up".

Source: bbc.co.uk