It's a very busy city, with a rich history ... Judah from Cardiff in Wales and Reenie from Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea reveal what is similar and different in two coastal capitals.

Belfast City Council is clamping down on the number of occasions it will light up City Hall, as it seems the bulging illumination calendar has lost the run of itself. In 2024, there were 14 set ...

Following the signing of an Agreement for Lease the leading European aparthotel operator has announced its first move into Northern Ireland where it will operate a 98 key property in the heart of ...

Belfast is to undergo an environmental trial involving the analysis of 44 normal trees compared to a special “city tree.” City trees, also known as Robot Trees and Moss Walls, are large ...

An external partner is being sought to run the visitor centre at Belfast City Cemetery after just two years of operations. The £2.8m building opened in February 2023, raising eyebrows as to why ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Belfast has been revealed as one of the 50 Best Cities in the World for 2025 by Time Out. The Northern Irish capital ranked 47th, just ahead of Bristol, Mumbai, and Warsaw. Surprisingly, Dublin ...

While not everything in Belfast falls under the purview of Belfast City Council (“BCC”), there are still many things they can tackle–with the help of their government partners–to make the city more ...

Plans for a new private medical hospital on the site of a former retail warehouse took a step forward on Tuesday after Belfast City Council’s planning committee voted in favour of the project.

2024 was the first year in almost a decade that no new-build offices were completed No new office blocks were completed in Belfast city centre last year, an annual survey of major construction ...

Plans to improve a run down Belfast city centre space have been approved by a council committee, with promises to turn the ...

There are also plans to move forward with the City Quays 4 scheme for 325 homes, including affordable housing, and to begin the process of developing an additional 3,000 houses by 2030.