AN unseasonal heatwave caused early summer madness in a South Belfast park, as huge crowds forced gates to be closed early, due to boozing and anti-social behaviour.
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Blue plaque recognition
TWO new blue plaques are set to be erected in South Belfast at the homes of a leading early feminist and a politician who confronted the Nazis over their persecution of the Jews.
Park named after King Billy will close on Twelfth due to behaviour of Orange followers
TWELFTH of July celebrations have been banned from a South Belfast park named after and dedicated to Orange Order icon King William.
Concerns over feeder parades to Ormeau Park event
Nationalist politicians have called on organisers of a controversial anti-Home Rule commemoration festival to meet them face-to-face to allay fears over parades to the Ormeau Park event.
Long running businesses cease trading
THE business community on the Lisburn Road was faced with another double whammy last week as two long running, popular establishments ceased trading.
Three businesses close in one week
A South Belfast councillor is to call a crisis meeting with politicians and business representatives after three more businesses shut up shop on the city’s once renowned ‘Style Mile’.
