Tue, 28 Sep, 2004 - 15:16
The second phase of a multi-million pound facelift for Belfast was launched today.
Lord Mayor Tom Ekin and other councillors announced five new regeneration schemes in the north, south, east and west of the city.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BelfastPlace: York RoadPlace: North BelfastPlace: North Queen StreetPlace: Whitla StreetPlace: The Antrim RoadPlace: Carlisle CircusPlace: Duncairn AvenuePlace: The Donegall RoadPlace: Roden StreetPlace: BroadwayPlace: Newtownards RoadPlace: Bridge EndPlace: East Belfast Enterprise ParkPlace: The Falls RoadPlace: Dunville ParkPlace: Divis StreetPlace: Shankill RoadPlace: Townsend StreetPlace: Agnes StreetPlace: Crumlin RoadPlace: Hillview RoadPlace: Ormeau RoadPlace: Donegall PassPlace: Stranmillis EmbankmentPlace: Albertbridge RoadPlace: Cluan PlacePlace: Upper Springfield RoadPlace: Moyard ParkPlace: Monagh RoadPlace: Upper Shankill RoadPlace: Snugville StreetPlace: Woodvale ParkPerson: Lord MayorPerson: Tom EkinPerson: EkinPerson: CouncillorPerson: Ian CrozierOrganisation: Alliance PartyOrganisation: Housing ExecutiveOrganisation: Belfast Regeneration OfficeOrganisation: Democratic Unionist



