Michael Kenwood is a Local Democracy Reporter at Reach PLC. He focuses on scrutinizing local governance, particularly Belfast City Council and Ards North Down Council, while also covering themes related to urban design, public policy, and regional interest. Michael's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Business Live HUMBER, Wales Online, and The Irish News.
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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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It was confirmed at the latest meeting at City Hall that council officials are moving ahead with a bid for 2028
Belfast’s Lord Mayor will not go on a St Patrick’s junket to New York for an LGBTQ+ parade, and no Belfast City Council representative will take her place, after an invitation was blocked by councillors.
Belfast's Lord Mayor will not go on a St Patrick's junket to New York for an LGBTQ+ parade, and no Belfast City Council representative will take her place, after an invitation was blocked by councillors.
By: Michael Kenwood
Belfast’s Lord Mayor will not go on a St Patrick’s trip to New York for an LGBTQ+ parade, and no Belfast City Council representative will take her place, after an invitation was blocked by councillors.
By: Michael Kenwood
Belfast City Council is applying to host the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann for a third year in a row in 2028.
By: Michael Kenwood, Brigid Brown
Belfast's Lord Mayor will not go on a St. Patrick's junket to New York for an LGBTQ+ parade, and no Belfast City Council representative will take her place, after an invitation was blocked by councilors
By: Michael Kenwood
People are leaving out leftover pumpkin "encouraged by well-meaning but misleading advice on social media"
The DUP and Sinn Féin have joined forces to champion children's rights in Belfast.
By: Michael Kenwood
A series of pollution incidents have been reported at the small wooded trail located in the east of the city
By: Michael Kenwood
Belfast City Council is demanding answers from a neighbouring council over the pollution of a “jewel in the crown” East Belfast beauty spot.
