Michael Kenwood is a Local Democracy Reporter at Reach PLC. He focuses on scrutinising the Belfast City Council and Ards North Down Council, with a keen interest in regional issues, planning, and environmental topics. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Live HUMBER, Wales Online, and 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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Here is your chamber round-up of the month from the Local Democracy Reporting Service
By: Michael Kenwood
Despite plenty of debate, there was a rare display of unity in the City Hall
'My upbringing has shown me that everyone deserves to be, and must be, treated equally. 'I want a Belfast that does that in word and in action, no matter what your background is'
By: Michael Kenwood
Sinn Féin councillor from Ballymurphy vows rights will ‘never be treated as privileges' in inauguration speech
By: Michael Kenwood
A call has been made to end what has been described as the Housing Executive “turfing out” family members following the death of tenants.
Parties trade insults in competition to see who is most pro-worker
By: Conor Sheils, Michael Kenwood
The council agreed a proposal to allow larger shops to open from 11am rather than the usual 1pm on August 2 and 9 during the Belfast Fleadh
By: Michael Kenwood
“I don't think we should be making decisions like this – we are talking about close to half a million pounds of ratepayers' money" - Alliance councillor
By: Michael Kenwood
Sinn Féin and the DUP agree on using the electoral register for street sign surveys
By: Michael Kenwood
Parties disagree over use of electoral register in street sign surveys
