Belfast city centre has come under criticism of late with many residents slamming the current state of Royal Avenue, Castle Street and Donegall Place. Families and workers have said it is now a no-go area with open drug use on the rise, litter being a repeat problem and scores of once-busy shops now empty.
The issue came into focus recently after a customer at the branch of McDonald's found a used needle and drug paraphernalia in the cubicle of the Belfast city centre restaurant.
Recent proposals have been launched by the authorities, certain quarters of the city are buzzing, the new Ulster University campus is to open and Castle Court is to undergo a refit but what would you like to see in the once beating commercial heart of Belfast?
Hello there!
We want to hear your genuine suggestions on making the city a better place for all. We all have fond memories of the town and everyone wants to see it back to its thriving best.
We would love to heard your thoughts, thanks for dropping in, Marty
