Sinn Féin protects council services and workers
562 views · Published 4 March 2014 · 5:03 · Indexed 14 November 2026
Channel: Sinn Féin · 2014 · News & Politics
Sinn Féin councillors on Belfast City council who have being the driving force behind a £105 million investment in leisure services across Belfast which will see a new leisure facility costing £10million in Twinbrook and £19million spent on a new Andersonstown Leisure Centre vote against a council proposal to set up a new management model for future leisure services. Sinn Féin group leader Councillor Jim McVeigh said "We voted against this proposal because we believe public assets should be managed by public servants with democratic oversight".
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