Belfast blasted over cash reserves

Belfast City Council has been accused of ‘stockpiling’ cash reserves of £20m, built up during the recession.

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By Heather Jameson | 23 April 2014

Belfast City Council has been accused of ‘stockpiling' cash reserves of £20m, built up during the recession. 

Belfast, the largest of Northern Ireland's local authorities, saw its reserves rise fro  £6,215,384 in 2010 to £20,614,051 in 2012/13. 

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