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A new summer school for architecture students and graduates has been launched to examine alternative ideas for the regeneration of the Cathedral Quarter. More information can be found on our website via the link below: belfastcentre.com/blog-3/cathedr…

There's been a formal objection made against planning permission being renewed or extended for the controversial Tribeca development in Belfast. Lyndsey Telford has more.

A charitable trust representing a number of groups in the Cathedral Quarter area of Belfast city centre have submitted an objection to a renewed planning application for the controversial Tribeca project belfastlive.co.uk/news/northern-…

Today we’ve launched our Christmas policing operation which aims to keep people safe over the festive season. orlo.uk/pHW05 #TisTheSeason

The @PoliceServiceNI and BCCM have agreed to extend the Retail Crimewatch crime reduction initiative for a further 3 years through an ISA which supports a network of retailers across NI. For more info visit belfastcentre.com

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Just posted a photo @ Windsor Park instagram.com/p/CRB2MmQhY7K/…

@Translink_NI has recently signed Business in the Community’s Climate Action Pledge NI, a public commitment to achieving an ambitious target of reducing their greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030. For more info, visit translink.co.uk/climate

Retailers can use our COVID Aware scheme to highlight how you're keeping staff & customers safe when shops reopen. Take our survey at ow.ly/CY0i50EpwW8 & we'll send you a sticker to display. Our advice line is also open for reopening queries - 028 9027 0565. @BelfastHourNI

@ScamwiseNI aims to raise awareness of scams and how to prevent them. The partnership has been developed by the PSNI and a range of partners from public bodies, voluntary sector organisations and financial institutions. Here's an update on the scams reported to the PSNI in Jan.

Scamwise NI aims to raise awareness of scams and how to prevent them. The partnership has been developed by the PSNI and a range of other partners. See below for an update on the scams reported to the PSNI during November.

To arrange Safe Shop Training from the PSNI please use the contact details below; Chris Wallace CHRIS.WALLACE@psni.pnn.police.uk 07825634384 or Sarah Craig SARAH.CRAIG@psni.pnn.police.uk 07801738378

In partnership with the PSNI, BCCM have produced a series of videos explaining about the current crime trends and best practices on how to prevent these. The video below provides advice from the PSNI on the best practices to safeguard your business against shoplifting.

In partnership with the PSNI, BCCM have produced a series of videos explaining about the current crime trends and best practices on how to prevent these. The video below provides a brief explanation on the Retail Crimewatch scheme. Please contact rcw@belfastcentre.com for info.

In partnership with the PSNI, BCCM have produced a series of videos explaining about the current crime trends and best practices on how to prevent these. The video below provides a brief explanation on the importance of reporting every incidence where a crime has occurred.

In partnership with the PSNI, BCCM have produced a series of videos providing info on the current crime trends and best practices on how to prevent these. The video below outlines advice from the PSNI on the best practices to safeguard your business against counterfeit currency.

In partnership with the PSNI, BCCM have produced a series of videos explaining about the current crime trends and best practices on how to prevent these. The video below provides advice from the PSNI on the best practices to secure and protect your property.

The Executive has taken a number of decisions regarding restrictions that will apply during the two-week #COVID19 circuit breaker - executiveoffice-ni.gov.uk/news/executive…

Pleased that Executive agreed my suggestion that stores should be allowed to operate a regulated click and collect service. Online shopping is a safer alternative during lockdown, so it's important that independent local retailers can participate as well as larger stores.