Michael Kenwood is a Local Democracy Reporter at Reach PLC. He focuses on scrutinizing Belfast City Council and Ards North Down Council, with a keen interest in urban design, government, politics, and public policy. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Live HUMBER, Wales Online, and the Belfast Telegraph, among others.
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Michael Kenwood's articles primarily focus on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and infrastructure developments in Belfast. His coverage mainly revolves around the city council decisions, urban development projects, and public opinion regarding local issues.
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By: Michael Kenwood
An old woodland was saved in Newtownards, while eye-watering sums are to be spent to restore a statue in Comber
By: Michael Kenwood
The matter was held in so-called "restricted items" at City Hall
By: Michael Kenwood
Belfast City Council has agreed to give a one-off £100,000 ‘stabilisation' grant to an Irish language and cultural organisation based in South Belfast.
By: Michael Kenwood
"When people find out they can fire the sofa out in the alleyway and it is collected in a day or two, I think it really defeats the purpose.”
By: Michael Kenwood
A DUP Councillor has lambasted bulky waste collections provided by Belfast City Council for large items, suggesting that it has become easier and
By: Michael Kenwood
Bangor Lawn Tennis Club is situated in an affluent part of the city
The local council has approved a BMX track, jump park and bicycle workshop
By: Michael Kenwood
A controversial plan for floodlights at a tennis club in a Co Down city has been approved by the local council, despite significant opposition from locals.
Plans for a new BMX track and bike jump park in Co Down have been approved.
By: Michael Kenwood
A new BMX track and bike jump park has been approved in Bangor.
