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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The 126-year-old feature is a B1 listed monument
By: Michael Kenwood
A motion calling for council-owned sites hosting music festivals to have drug testing and harm reduction facilities was unanimously supported earlier this year
A plan to introduce a drug-testing pilot at major gigs and festivals in Belfast has been effectively blocked by the Department of Health.
By: Michael Kenwood
An attempt by Sinn Féin to have Irish street signs along the full length of a North Belfast road split between nationalists and unionists has been described as “sectarian” by a DUP councillor.
By: Michael Kenwood
Whilst most drugs disposed of from the bins are prescription medication, illicit substances are also itemised and gotten rid of
Belfast's largest public park is to get a drugs disposal bin, which will be the only outdoor bin of its nature in the city.
One of Belfast's most famous pubs has received a new entertainment licence to provide outdoor gigs for the first time.
By: Michael Kenwood
"Key boxes are appearing in certain locations where a key could be collected, and then party houses developing, or even worse"
By: Michael Kenwood
Belfast City Council is to look at banning lockboxes being installed away from host properties, in a bid to curb short term let “party houses” and visual clutter.
By: Michael Kenwood
Belfast City Council has decided to survey three streets for Irish dual language signage despite officials flagging them as “adverse impact” streets.
