City Hall wants opinion before temporary Covid-introduced scheme becomes permanent
The people of Belfast are being asked to give their views on pavement cafés before a new permanent scheme is introduced next year.
Views about a pavement café licensing scheme in general and specific aspects of it are being encouraged for an online survey by the council here The council introduced the temporary scheme in June 2020 to assist the city’s hospitality sector during the recovery period following the Covid-19 lockdown. “It is proposed that the permanent scheme will mirror the temporary scheme in most aspects. However, what was deemed acceptable for a temporary licence during the pandemic to help businesses will need to be reconsidered and may no longer be appropriate within a permanent scheme.
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