The annual 4 Corners Festival has announced its dates for 2023 and this year’s theme which will be Dreams…Visions for Belfast. The festival will feature a range of art, music, discussion, sport, debates and faith-based events from January 27 to February 5 in venues across the city. Now in its 11th year, the festival was […]
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With the countdown to Christmas underway, Translink is encouraging more people to get on board and choose bus or rail for shopping, socialising and enjoying festive days. The public transport provider has scheduled additional services, enhanced capacity and late-night services, and is also offering a range of discounted ticket options to help make everyone’s Christmas
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Four up and coming bands will take to the stage at the Oh Yeah Music Centre as part of a local showcase this Friday, December 2. A collaboration of the online zine Stranger Dais and local talent promoters Old Crows Promotions, Stranger Crows Hootenanny will see music fans from across the city show their support
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Mayor of Mid & East Antrim, Alderman Noel Williams, has presented the Mid and East Antrim in Bloom Community Awards winners with their prizes. The Mayor visited the winners in their front gardens and in their villages across the Borough. Prizes were also distributed to runners-up by the parks team. Alderman Noel Williams said “Our
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Ballyearl Arts and Leisure Centre has received over £100,000 in state-of-the-art fitness equipment and a modernised interactive Group Cycle studio. Ballyearl Arts and Leisure Centre has received over £100,000 in state-of-the-art fitness equipment and a modernised interactive Group Cycle studio. This latest investment was unveiled by the Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Alderman Stephen Ross
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Branding and Digital Creative Agency, Mammoth, stepped up to help businesses who lost office space when Cathedral Buildings, on Belfast’s Donegall Street was devastated in a fire in October this year. Within a short space of time the businesses were offered space by Mammoth to enable them to get their companies back up and trading
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Belfast Lord Mayor, Councillor Tina Black, cut the first sod today on the new high quality, sustainable train station at York Street in the north of the city. Joined by Translink, Director of Infrastructure and Project Delivery John Glass and Andrew Henry, Contracts Director for GRAHAM, the sod cutting marked the start of a two-year
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Belfast City Council will begin to transition the majority of council fleet vehicles currently powered by diesel to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO). Elected members have approved the fuel switch following a HVO trial on a selection of vehicles during the summer of 2022. HVO is a low carbon, zero sulphur fuel and is manufactured from
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Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has renewed its Gold Workplace Charter Award in recognition of the support it offers to employees who have experienced domestic abuse. The presentation was made at the recent Onus Awards ceremony, with the Council part of a growing network of employers who have developed a workplace policy and delivered
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Lord Mayor Christina Black with Dr Lucy Michael, Donald Takura Markoni, Dr Livingstone Thompson and Barbara Snowarska at Belfast City Hall. Research published today on inequalities experienced by Belfast’s black, Asian, minority ethnic and Traveller communities, should act as a “call to action” for Belfast City Council and its partners. The study, which was commissioned
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