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29/11/2013
Redevelopment For Odyssey Site
A proposed redevelopment of land adjacent to Belfast's Odyssey complex has been given outline planning permission.
The £100m development includes some 800 homes, two hotels, a retail area, leisure area, cafes, bars and restaurants and a large multi-storey car park.
The scheme is predicted to create over 1,000 jobs, with a further 800 during the construction phase, planning consultants, Turley Associates have said.
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The £100m development includes some 800 homes, two hotels, a retail area, leisure area, cafes, bars and restaurants and a large multi-storey car park.
The scheme is predicted to create over 1,000 jobs, with a further 800 during the construction phase, planning consultants, Turley Associates have said.
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23 April 2013
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Good planning benefits economy and the environment
The economy and the environment can both be winners if we have good planning processes the Northern Ireland Minister of Environment Dermot Nesbitt has said.
Good planning benefits economy and the environment
The economy and the environment can both be winners if we have good planning processes the Northern Ireland Minister of Environment Dermot Nesbitt has said.
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