Belfast: Our Recovery

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COVID-19 has brought new challenges for our health, for society and for the economy. Individuals and communities have pulled together to follow public health guidance and restrictions, and to support each other during this difficult and unprecedented time.

Belfast's response to the pandemic reflects who we are as a city - caring and resilient with a strong community spirit and a warmth and sense of humour that shines through. We want to build on that, and to look ahead to how we can help our city recover and bounce back even stronger.

To help us plan for the future, we want to have an ongoing conversation with you so that together we can all help Belfast recover and build a stronger future.

COVID-19 has brought new challenges for our health, for society and for the economy. Individuals and communities have pulled together to follow public health guidance and restrictions, and to support each other during this difficult and unprecedented time.

Belfast's response to the pandemic reflects who we are as a city - caring and resilient with a strong community spirit and a warmth and sense of humour that shines through. We want to build on that, and to look ahead to how we can help our city recover and bounce back even stronger.

To help us plan for the future, we want to have an ongoing conversation with you so that together we can all help Belfast recover and build a stronger future.

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Your ideas on what our city needs to focus on right now and in the future.

almost 3 years ago

The Covid-19 pandemic is continuing and it's impact is being felt in our communities by businesses and residents alike, affecting people’s finances, employment, health and social wellbeing.
Please tell us what you think are the most important things we should be focusing on right now to get through the pandemic, and in the future to help Belfast recover.

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RACHEL

almost 3 years ago

Prioritise citizen's health and air quality: pedestrian and cycling infrastructure, bus and train transport, green spaces.

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Chabadai

almost 3 years ago

A Sustainable, Biodiverse:City?

Imagine a Belfast with green spaces in close proximity, pocket parks within 300m, council parks within 1km. No inequality to green space access that drove so many health issues over Covid. More sustainable transport options. Less air pollution with its knock on effect on our health. Imagine being able to live in a city and not have your life shortened by it? Imagine a Belfast rich in biodiversity, with high quality green spaces that host a myriad of different habitats and shelter considerable numbers of priority species. As envisaged by the legal obligation for the council, the biodiversity duty. Adapt park management plans to encourage more natural habitats and less lawn (yawn). Encourage more *and* high quality green space and improved sustainable transport options and less traffic, pollution can car orientated city planning. Tell DFI to catch themselves on.

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Patrick

almost 3 years ago

Protect and properly fund the NHS

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James8951

almost 3 years ago

Creating social interaction spaces that are safe and fun, creative and full of life. Do business differently.

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Samfleming

almost 3 years ago

Increase outdoor greenways and walkways.

During covid pandemic it has been clear that people have benefited from outdoor activities. Greenways not only encourage exercise but allow movement around belfast. This decreases a 'ghetto' mentality and increases spread of ideas.

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