By admin on December 5, 2018
Community, News, Politics

A recording has emerged which shows Belfast City Council officials advising East Belfast Football Club that all that was required to temporarily place their community hub at the Inveraray site was the agreement of the Parks manager. A spokesperson for the club has said the tape, obtained by Unionist Voice, is ‘damming evidence’ and claimed […]
By admin on November 23, 2018
Community, Editorial, Politics

By Jamie Bryson Last week I, with a number of other loyalists and community representatives, attended a public meeting as part of the Communities In Transition (CIT) project. This project flows from the Fresh Start agreement, which was set up in response to an internal Provisional IRA feud which had seen two murders on the […]
By admin on November 17, 2018
Community, News, Politics

By Jamie Bryson @JamieBrysonCPNI A leaked email, exclusively obtained and published by Unionist Voice, shows that council officer John Nelson ordered staff members across the council’s community centres to remove posters advertising Britain’s Got Talent auditions, because they contained a Union flag. Mr Nelson advised that the existence of the Union flag had been “pointed […]
By admin on November 12, 2018
Community, News

The Greater Shankill ACT initiative has paid tribute to the men they say “dedicated their lives to fighting republicanism”. The tribute came as they unveiled a temporary garden of remembrance at Lawnbrook Avenue in Belfast’s Shankill area. The display paid tribute to combatants who had engaged in the more recent armed conflict, and despite predictable […]
By admin on November 8, 2018
Community, News, Policing & Justice

A leaked document obtained by Unionist Voice shows that the PSNI sought to obtain a simple undertaking from the republican Felons club not to advertise on social media, in exchange for dropping any objections to their clubs registration. A social club has to be registered in line with the Registration of Clubs Order 1996. This […]
By admin on October 16, 2018
Community, News, Policing & Justice

In recent months there has been an ongoing, and legally questionable, campaign of harassment waged against a number of licensed premises and individual door supervisors. This has been supported by the PSNI who have allowed the SIA to use their powers under PACE, despite there being no legal basis for such an arrangement. Despite the […]
By admin on October 15, 2018
Community, News, Policing & Justice

The SIA is a statutory body corporate whose power is derived from the Private Security Industry Act 2001. A statutory body corporate can only act in accordance with the power given to it by its enabling statute. Despite this basic legal fact, the SIA have been going far beyond their powers. Despite Parliament plainly setting […]
By admin on September 21, 2018
Community, Editorial, News, Policing & Justice, Politics

Editorial- By Jamie Bryson Let me begin this piece by very clearly summarising the core point, lest anyone- either mistakenly or deliberately- misinterprets the argument being advanced. If there is criminal activity taking place, regardless of whom it is carried out by or from which community it emanates, then the perpetrators should be rooted out […]
By admin on September 19, 2018
Community, News, Politics

Documents published in the Irish News have heaped further pressure on Sinn Fein’s South Belfast MLA, Mairtin O’Muilleoir. You can read the full story by Brendan Hughes HERE In August Unionist Voice revealed how O’Muilleoir, who refers to himself as being on the ‘brightside of the road’, has been working hand in glove with Romanian […]
By admin on September 17, 2018
Community, News, Politics

On Friday 14th September 2018, Ards and North Down Ulster Young Unionists was launched in Londonderry Park, Newtownards to grow support for the union and broaden its base in Ards and North Down through community involvement and outreach. Elected were Chairman Michael Palmer, Secretary Philip Agnew and Treasurer Bethany Ferris. Also in attendance were Ulster […]