Menu
19/09/2016
Concerns Raised Over Tower Block Proposals
The views of residents in the Markets area must be taken into account in relation to the proposed Stewart Street development, Sinn Féin Councillor Deirdre Hargey has said.
A proposal has been submitted to develop tower blocks near residential homes, which Councillor Hargey has said are "unsuitable for the area".
"The local community in the Market area have significant concerns over the proposed Stewart Street development," Councillor Hargey said.
"The sheer scale of this proposed development is unsuitable for the area and has alarmed local residents.
"It is simply not appropriate to build tower blocks at 10 and 14 storeys tall overlooking two-storey homes.
"I have been working with the local community on this issue and there is widespread opposition to this development.
"It is essential that the views of the local community in opposing this project are taken into account and listened to."
(MH/LM)
A proposal has been submitted to develop tower blocks near residential homes, which Councillor Hargey has said are "unsuitable for the area".
"The local community in the Market area have significant concerns over the proposed Stewart Street development," Councillor Hargey said.
"The sheer scale of this proposed development is unsuitable for the area and has alarmed local residents.
"It is simply not appropriate to build tower blocks at 10 and 14 storeys tall overlooking two-storey homes.
"I have been working with the local community on this issue and there is widespread opposition to this development.
"It is essential that the views of the local community in opposing this project are taken into account and listened to."
(MH/LM)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
19 November 2020
Positive Impact For Rural Development Programme
The Rural Affairs Minister Edwin Poots has met with community groups in Ballymacnab and Redrock in County Armagh to see how funding of £270,000 from the Rural Development Programme (RDP) has made a positive difference for their rural areas.
Positive Impact For Rural Development Programme
The Rural Affairs Minister Edwin Poots has met with community groups in Ballymacnab and Redrock in County Armagh to see how funding of £270,000 from the Rural Development Programme (RDP) has made a positive difference for their rural areas.
29 November 2013
Proposed Development Would Benefit Waterside Area - SDLP
Foyle SDLP MLA Pat Ramsey has welcomed the the recommended planning approval for a regeneration project at Rossdowney Road in the Waterside area. Mr Ramsey said the scheme has the potential to bring a "serious" economic boost to the area.
Proposed Development Would Benefit Waterside Area - SDLP
Foyle SDLP MLA Pat Ramsey has welcomed the the recommended planning approval for a regeneration project at Rossdowney Road in the Waterside area. Mr Ramsey said the scheme has the potential to bring a "serious" economic boost to the area.
02 May 2023
Belfast City Council Adopts New Local Development Plan
Belfast City Council has announced the formal adoption of the new Local Development Plan Strategy 2035. The adoption follows the Council's endorsement of March's Strategic Policy & Resources Committee decision at its meeting in April.
Belfast City Council Adopts New Local Development Plan
Belfast City Council has announced the formal adoption of the new Local Development Plan Strategy 2035. The adoption follows the Council's endorsement of March's Strategic Policy & Resources Committee decision at its meeting in April.
05 April 2023
New Belfast Local Development Plan Approved
Belfast City Council has approved the proposed Local Development Plan Strategy, following the agreement of the Strategic Policy & Resources Committee.
New Belfast Local Development Plan Approved
Belfast City Council has approved the proposed Local Development Plan Strategy, following the agreement of the Strategic Policy & Resources Committee.
03 December 2010
Christmas Card Scenes As Snow Blankets NI
Picturesque winter scenes across NI are today being further enhanced by fresh falls of snow blowing in from an Atlantic weather system. However, it is adding to the continuing Siberian freeze that has seen much of the British Isles grinding to a halt, with disruption in NI expected to continue into the weekend at least.
Christmas Card Scenes As Snow Blankets NI
Picturesque winter scenes across NI are today being further enhanced by fresh falls of snow blowing in from an Atlantic weather system. However, it is adding to the continuing Siberian freeze that has seen much of the British Isles grinding to a halt, with disruption in NI expected to continue into the weekend at least.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:It will be cloudy again throughout the day. Mainly dry in the morning, but patchy drizzle in places, becoming more widespread and persistent in the afternoon. Freshening southwesterly winds. Maximum temperature 12 °C.Tonight:Cloudy with a spell of heavy rain pushing south through late evening and the early hours, followed by some clear spells. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
