Fitt memorial service decision overturned

Councillors in Belfast tonight overturned a block on the family of Lord Fitt using City Hall for a memorial service to the SDLP founder.

Fitt memorial service decision overturned
Mon, 03 Oct, 2005 - 23:29

Councillors in Belfast tonight overturned a block on the family of Lord Fitt using City Hall for a memorial service to the SDLP founder.

The original decision to deny the former MP’s five daughters use of the building as a religiously neutral site had provoked uproar.

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