A £75,000 investment in a new accessible hop-on, hop-off train at Belfast Zoo, describing it as an important step in making the attraction more inclusive for visitors.
I took a little hiatus from writing these columns last week for fear that the hullabaloo and joy that filled every space of Celtic fan social media would inevitably come back to bite fans in the back side.
BELFAST City Council is asking for feedback from residents, visitors and business representatives on extending Sunday trading hours across the city during periods of high tourist and visitor numbers.
Belfast Hills Partnership want to hear from residents whose local green space includes Ligoniel Dams, Colin Community Allotments (Upper Colin Glen) and Old Colin Wood (Poleglass). There are three more sites to be announced, so keep an eye out for upcoming workshops. Although Northern Ireland faces significant biodiversity challenges it has enormous potential for restoration and recovery. The Belfast Hills Partnership is therefore delighted to have been awarded funding from DAERA to deliver a pilot ‘Journey to 30x30’ project.
