Belfast City Council is told that extra money has been found to fund the traditional festive lights.
Staff at Belfast City Hall will redirect underspends and cash reserves to fund their usual Christmas displayPlans to cut back Christmas lighting in the centre of Belfast this year have been scrapped.A Belfast City Council committee was told last month the rising cost of "insurance, energy and labour" would mean cut-backs this year.
The council's chief executive John Walsh said the money would come from "underspends or otherwise from reserves".The city centre has suffered in recent years due to the Covid pandemic andLast month's meeting had been told that funding for Christmas lights would "concentrate on the central business district and not include arterial routes".
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