Fans 'ignored' over North's football stadium

The British government was last night accused of ignoring the wishes of the North's football fans over the location for a new national stadium.

Thu, 02 Feb, 2006 - 07:15

The British government was last night accused of ignoring the wishes of the North's football fans over the location for a new national stadium.

Belfast City Council unanimously passed a motion demanding a fair and open debate on the proposed £85m (€125m) multi-sports development on the site of the former Maze Prison, near Lisburn.

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