Prince Charles encouraged by North’s efforts

Prince Charles of Britain has said he was encouraged by efforts to bring the North’s two communities together during a visit to East Belfast.

Prince Charles encouraged by North’s efforts
Fri, 22 May, 2015 - 01:00
Michael McHugh

Charles was at a community centre a stone’s throw from where serious sectarian rioting has taken place — and nationalists and unionists came together to meet him.

His Prince’s Regeneration Trust helped bring the inner city East Belfast Network Centre to life through a £3.6m (€5m) facelift.

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