Deeply concerning decision by Police Service NI. A 26-year-old man sexually assaults a 15-year-old boy and we’re told releasing his image “doesn’t meet the threshold”? Public safety is the threshold. Confidence in policing is the threshold.

Bondi Beach was not random. It was antisemitic terrorism. When hatred is downplayed, justified, or ignored by activists and politicians, innocent people pay the price. Call it what it is and confront antisemitism without apology.

This photo says everything. In 1932, Rabbi Akiva Posner and his wife Rachel placed their menorah in the window of their home in Kiel, Germany, directly across from a Nazi headquarters flying the swastika. Rachel took this photo and wrote on the back: "Our light will outlast

Voted for the flag at the November Council meeting, then U turned at the council in December. Voted against the proposal to light up city hall blue and white for Israel in the aftermath of October 7th massacre, but happy to vote for Palestine hypocrisy overload here.

A Book of Condolence will open at Belfast City Hall from 2pm today for all those affected by the horrific attack at Bondi Beach Our thoughts are with the victims, their families and the Jewish community. Belfast stands against hatred and violence in solidarity with all who grieve

At tonight’s special meeting of Belfast City Council I challenged the legitimacy of what can only be described as a sham meeting. This was rushed, politically motivated and showed a complete disregard for proper process and transparency. Belfast deserves better than this carry on

Another special meeting. Another dose of political nonsense. People want Belfast City Council focused on Belfast bins, rates, sports pitches, facilities, and services that actually work. Not virtue signalling and time wasting. Put Belfast first.

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas 🎄 I hope you enjoy a peaceful and joyful time with family and friends. Thank you to those working over Christmas to keep services running and to everyone supporting others at this time of year.

This draft Budget is John O’Dowd’s alone. It hasn’t been agreed by the Executive and isn’t supported by the DUP. We recognise real pressures, but Sinn Féin’s choices are flawed. We won’t back a Budget that sidelines frontline services especially education, while waste continues.

Remembering David Ervine, former East Belfast councillor and MLA for the Progressive Unionist Party. A fearless, intelligent voice who challenged orthodoxy and spoke for working-class communities. His legacy still resonates today.

The decision to scrap the Ulster Banner as the flag for Northern Ireland athletes is wrong. It erases a long established symbol under which NI has competed with pride for decades. This isn’t progress it’s cultural dilution that risks division, not unity.

Of course the first to defence of this decision and those that want to see anything to do with Northern Ireland at all destroyed is the Alliance Party it comes as no surprise to many of us that this is the position they adopt

Honoured to attend the installation of Alderman Frank McCoubrey as the new High Sheriff of Belfast at City Hall. Wishing Frank every success as he represents our city with integrity and distinction in this important civic role.

Statement from DUP Group at Belfast City Council We are appalled to hear of an apparent attack on council staff in Belfast City Centre last night. We are urgently seeking full details of this incident. Any assault on council staff is utterly unacceptable and will not be

We must be mad, literally mad. It is like watching a nation busily engaged in heaping up its own funeral pyre.

A politically driven vote of no confidence in Gordon Lyons and one that is completely unjustified. Gordon has focused on delivery, fairness, and supporting communities across Northern Ireland. While others play politics, he gets on with the job.

Great news for football I am delighted to see the new 4G intermediate pitch at Bloomfield FC, Having worked alongside the club for years, it’s brilliant to see this investment Thanks to Belfast City Council’s pitches strategy, a boost for grassroots sport & our local community

4 years on 💔 I remember my colleague but more importantly my friend Christopher Stalford his wisdom, guidance and humour is greatly missed. His family will be upmost in my thoughts today.

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I welcome the removal of these murals. Our community has moved forward, and while history should never be ignored, we must continue building a peaceful, respectful and shared future. East Belfast should be defined by opportunity, growth, and community spirit, not the past.