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17/12/2014
Casino Lobbies Council For Larger Venture
UK casino operator, the Rank Group, has held talks with city Councillors over proposals for a larger venue if they are allowed to open in Belfast.
The group is currently lobbying the council for a change to the law in Northern Ireland that would allow them to open a new casino in the city.
It is claimed the venture could create up to 400 new jobs.
The Rank Group first proposed an £18m venture in September.
The council has not yet held a vote on the issue, but it is understood that Social Development Minister Mervyn Storey is opposed to the move.
(MH/JP)
The group is currently lobbying the council for a change to the law in Northern Ireland that would allow them to open a new casino in the city.
It is claimed the venture could create up to 400 new jobs.
The Rank Group first proposed an £18m venture in September.
The council has not yet held a vote on the issue, but it is understood that Social Development Minister Mervyn Storey is opposed to the move.
(MH/JP)
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