Councillors
voted
against
increasing
Sunday trading in Belfast in May, following
concerns that family life would suffer.
The proposal was rejected by 12 votes to
three. DUP, Sinn Féin and the SDLP all
opposed the measure in the council vote.
Nearly 2,500 individuals and organisations
had responded to the consultation. The proposal was to designate Belfast as a ‘holiday
resort’ under the Northern Ireland’s Shops
Order 1997 and to allow all-day opening on
18 days a year.
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Christian Concern
A worrying new app has been introduced
that allows people who want to have a baby
or help others have a baby to meet, it was
reported in June.
Just A Baby works similarly to the dating
app Tinder, and allows people to find a surrogate, partner, co-parent,
sperm or egg
donor, as well as legal and fertility services.
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