Minutes:
The Committee considered the undernoted requests which had been received for the Use of the City Hall and the Provision of Hospitality:
Organisation/ Body |
Event/Date - Number of Delegates/Guests |
Request |
Comments |
Recommendation |
Queen’s University Belfast |
Infection and Immunity in Chronic Respiratory Disease Conference Dinner
11th June, 2012
Approximately 30 attending |
The use of the City Hall and the provision of hospitality in the form of a drinks reception |
Delegates will be staying in accommodation in Belfast and the conference will take place within the city. This event would contribute to the Council’s Key Theme of ‘City Leadership, Strong, Fair and Together’. |
The use of the City Hall and the provision of hospitality in the form of wine and soft drinks
Approximate cost £150 |
Employers for Childcare Charitable Group |
Childcare Works Awards 2012
23rd September, 2012
Approximately 100 attending |
The use of the City Hall and the provision of hospitality in the form of tea, coffee and biscuits |
This event will promote the adoption of family friendly working practices and will recognise and reward examples of excellence by businesses and other organisations. This event would contribute to the Council’s Key Themes of ‘City leadership, strong, fair and together’ and ‘Better support for people and communities’. |
The use of the City Hall and the provision of hospitality in the form of tea, coffee and biscuits Approximate cost £250 |
Ulster Journals Limited |
Ulster Tatler People of the Year Awards 2012
13th September, 2012
Approximately 360 attending |
The use of the City Hall |
This event aims to highlight and recognise those individuals who have excelled in their chosen field. The awards ceremony will acknowledge those individuals who have demonstrated significant achievement in categories such as Business Man/Woman of the Year, Arts Personality of the Year and Hotelier/Publican of the Year. The event will also pay tribute to an individual by way of the ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ that has previously been presented to Dame Mary Peters, Sir James Galway, Brian Friel and Gloria Hunniford. This event would contribute to the Council’s Key Themes of ‘City Leadership – Strong, Fair, Together’ and ‘Better opportunities for success across the city’. |
The use of the City Hall
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Organisation/ Body |
Event/Date - Number of Delegates/Guests |
Request |
Comments |
Recommendation |
Wave Trauma Centre |
Trauma Training Learning Pathway Awards
2nd October, 2012
Approximately 150 attending |
The use of the City Hall and provision of hospitality in the form of tea/coffee and biscuits |
This event seeks to promote the success of those who, due to their experiences during the troubles have returned to education and training through the support of WAVE Trauma Centre. Accredited certificates will be awarded on the night to individuals who have successfully completed Open College Network courses through WAVE. This event would contribute to the Council’s Key Theme of ‘Better opportunities for success across the city’, ‘Better support for people and communities’ and ‘Better services – listening and delivering’. |
The use of the City Hall and provision of hospitality in the form of tea/coffee and biscuits
Approximate Cost £375 |
Irish Football Association |
Irish FA McDonald’s Grassroots Football Awards 2012
21st November, 2012
Approximately 110 attending |
The use of the City Hall and the provision of hospitality in the form of a drinks reception |
This event seeks to recognise and celebrate all those individuals who have significantly contributed to grassroots football in communities across Northern Ireland. The event will particularly recognise the important role that grassroots football plays in bringing people together to play the game irrespective of race, gender, religion and other barriers which exist within society. The awards will be presented to volunteers, parents, coaches, clubs, caretakers etc who give their time to delivering grassroots football. This event would contribute to the Council’s Key Themes of ‘City leadership, strong, fair and together’ and ‘Better opportunities for success across the city’. |
The use of the City Hall and the provision of hospitality in the form of wine and soft drinks
Approximate cost £500 |
The Committee adopted the recommendations.
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