Trader hits out at Belfast City Council for spending over £250K on two statues

Trader hits out at Belfast City Council for spending over £250K on two statues. Trader Chris Suitor and Chris McCracken from Linen Quarter BID discuss.

21 March 2024

17 minutes

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