BBC deal in jeopardy for studio use in Belfast attraction
A council committee has voted against a commercial agreement linked to the £100m Belfast Stories development in the city centre.
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"At a time when our arts and cultural sector is already facing an uphill battle to be able to continue delivering the works of film and TV magic that have put Northern Ireland's creative industries on the map, to see this project fall short of its potential would be immensely disappointing."
— Jenna Maghie , Politician
"Belfast City Council, as a democratic local authority, should maintain its independence from broadcasters."
— Sinn Féin spokesperson , Politician
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A council committee has voted against a commercial agreement linked to the £100m Belfast Stories development in the city centre.
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