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TQ Bike Dock
Tuesday 29 October 2024 We opened our new state-of-the-art bike dock in Titanic Quarter – the third secure cycle facility to open in the city this autumn and the first of its kind in NI to be accessed via an app (Spokesafe). This facility has been supported by Belfast City Council, with additional funding from…
Read moreMovember in Titanic Quarter
Richard Gordon is raising funds for Movember to support the Ballysillan YFC Community Drop-in Centre. If you’d like to donate, you can visit the provided PayPal link here to make your contribution. Movember is a wonderful initiative focused on raising awareness and funds for men’s health, and supporting a community center like Ballysillan YFC can…
Read moreTitanic Quarter welcome future NI Planning & Regeneration Students
21 November 2024 We had the pleasure of hosting first-year Planning & Regeneration Students from Ulster University for a presentation with our Chief Executive, James Eyre, followed by a site walk-around. The students were well engaged and asked some important questions! Thank you to Ulster University Lecturer in Planning, Claire Williamson for bringing the group…
Read moreTitanic Quarter continue to invest and support Young Athletes in Northern Ireland
Friday 08 November It was a privilege to sponsor another Performance Sport Scholarship this year with Ulster University. The awards took place on Friday 08 November on the Belfast Campus with this years recipient being Niamh O’Leary – pictured with Professor Cathy Gormley-Heenan and Titanic Quarter’s Finance Director, Kevin Craig. Read more in the Ulster…
Read morePassing the Helm: Maritime Belfast Trust Celebrates Incoming and Outgoing Chairs
Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity, which is responsible for promoting and preserving Belfast’s waterfront & maritime heritage, is pleased to welcome a new Chair, Paul Henry. With a distinguished background in leadership, finance, and real estate, Paul will bring a wealth of expertise to further enhance Maritime Belfast’s vision for the city’s historic waterfront. 11…
Read moreKey developments approved to boost tourism, education and community growth
12 November 2024 Belfast City Council’s Planning Committee has approved a range of transformative projects at its monthly meeting, with new developments to support the city’s hospitality, education, health and community facilities. Adding to Belfast’s research and development infrastructure, councillors have granted permission for a new five-storey extension to the east and a three-storey extension…
Read moreUrban Escape Salon @ Titanic Quarter Belfast Metropolitan College
Urban Escape Salon at the Titanic Quarter Belfast Metropolitan College are delighted to offer various treatments for employees, residents and visitors to Titanic Quarter. For more information, please download the leaflet in the “Links” section below or follow Urban Escape on their socials:
Read moreBelfast Telegraph Property Awards 2024
Titanic Quarter are excited to announce that our very own Estate Manager, Richard Henderson has been shortlisted for the “Young Property Professional of the Year” in the 2024 Belfast Telegraph Property Awards! 🏆🏆 Congratulations to everyone that has been shortlisted! We look forward to attending this years event in Crowne Plaza® Hotels & Resorts, Belfast
Read moreBasketball NI Announces Titanic Quarter Limited as head sponsor for Junior Leagues
Basketball NI (BNI) is delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with Titanic Quarter Limited, which will be the headline sponsor of our Junior Leagues for the 2024/25 season. This collaboration underscores our commitment to fostering the growth of basketball across Northern Ireland, while also enhancing opportunities for young players to develop their skills in…
Read moreTitanic Quarter granted planning permission for PBMSA
Titanic Quarter are delighted that the Belfast City Council have granted planning permission for a 1,007-bedroom purpose-built managed student accommodation within Titanic Quarter. We look forward to continuing to work along with LacunaDevelopments, Watkin Jones Group, Belfast Harbour and Belfast City Council, bringing the project to fruition
Read moreA New Maritime Adventure on Belfast’s Iconic Waterfront
Friday 23 August 2024 Maritime Belfast Trust have teamed up with Belfast Harbour on a new Blueway Trail for the Maritime Mile. This supports the Blue Flag status of Belfast Harbour Marina and the promotion of the city’s iconic heritage waterfront as a seamless, accessible and vibrant destination for everyone. Find out more here:> A…
Read moreGet ready to go the EXTRA MILE along Belfast’s waterfront
Belfast’s Maritime Mile is set to host a year of events and activities as Go the EXTRA Mile officially launches on Saturday 18 May. Delivered by Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity responsible for preserving and promoting Belfast’s maritime heritage, Go the EXTRA Mile is an invitation to local people and visitors to discover more of…
Read moreHundreds enjoy city’s Titanic heritage
550 Complimentary Tickets for Local Community Day on Belfast’s Waterfront As part of Maritime Belfast Trust’s annual Community Day, 550 people have enjoyed a complimentary visit to Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic (Sunday 3rd March). The charity, which is responsible for promoting and preserving Belfast’s Waterfront & maritime heritage has been running the popular event…
Read moreCATAGEN Leads Consortium that wins Clean Maritime Demonstrator Competition for Decarbonisation
CATAGEN have been successful in a consortium application to the Clean Maritime Demonstrator Competition (CMDC), supported by UK Department for Transport and delivered by Innovate UK. The Techno-economic Feasibility Study of ClimaHtech Innovative Clean Maritime Solutions is part of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition Round 4 (CMDC4), funded by the UK Department for Transport (DfT)…
Read moreTitanic Quarter Ltd is pleased to announce the appointment of James Eyre as Chief Executive
The company behind the regeneration of Belfast’s Titanic Quarter has appointed James Eyre to the role of Chief Executive. James joined the team in August 2006, just prior to the commencement of construction of the first projects in Titanic Quarter. In 2014, James took up the role as Commercial Director and has played a major…
Read moreVision for Belfast’s waterfront launched
Aim to make Belfast one of the world’s great waterfront cities. The Belfast Waterfront Promenade provides a framework to ensure that future regeneration of the city’s waterfront, one of the largest in Europe, follows an agreed set of design principles. The new approach was developed by the Belfast Waterfront Task Group, made up of representatives…
Read moreHuge Titanic Quarter #TimeMatters grass art clock raises alarm on pancreatic cancer symptoms
Spectacular aerial pictures of a huge and unique piece of grass art beside NI’s iconic Titanic Belfast building have been created by local charity NIPANC to mark this year’s #TimeMatters campaign during Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Captured by drone footage from the sky, the remarkable images show a giant alarm clock cut out of a…
Read moreCATAGEN receive funding to decarbonise heavy duty machinery
CATAGEN, Terex and WRIGHTBUS have been awarded £6.27 million funding by the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero through Phase 2 of the Red Diesel Replacement programme, as part of the £1bn Net Zero Innovation Portfolio (NZIP). In total this funding is part of an £8.1 million project to decarbonise non road mobile machinery,…
Read moreBack to the River-Maritime Mile through my Lens
Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity that preserves and promotes Belfast’s maritime heritage, has worked with Belfast Exposed, Northern Ireland’s leading photography organisation, and the local community to create a photograph exhibition that will be launched as part of the Belfast Maritime Festival. This exhibition showcases photographs taken by local community neighbourhoods of Belfast’s historic waterfront….
Read moreWheels for all on Belfast’s Maritime Mile
The More than a Bike scheme, is sponsored by Maritime Belfast Trust and Sustrans, who have come together with Migrant Help to offer individuals seeking sanctuary in Belfast refurbished bicycles, safety equipment and cycling skills training. As part of the Sustrans Community Active Travel Programme (CAPT), funded by the Public Health Agency, a six-week training…
Read moreStills blazing after all these years
Whiskey production is now under way in Belfast for the first time since prohibition in 1930s. For the first time in almost 90 years, the production of whiskey is under way again in Belfast, on the site of the historic Thompson Dock and Pumphouse, the birthplace of the Titanic. Drinks company Titanic Distillers has invested…
Read moreDepartment for Energy Security and Net Zero awards CATAGEN £4.9 million to develop Biohydrogen Reactor
CATAGEN, the net zero innovation company, has been awarded a record £4.9 million funding by the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) to develop its novel ClimaHtech BIOHGEN Biohydrogen Reactor in Belfast. Having already built a prototype Biohydrogen Generator and successfully completed feasibility studies in real-world industrial settings, including at the Mannok…
Read moreLoft Lines forward funded with L&G and Clanmil Housing Association
Watkin Jones, the UK’s leading developer and manager of residential for rent, in partnership with Lacuna Developments, announces that it has exchanged contracts with L&G and Clanmil Housing Association to forward fund the new urban residential community, Loft Lines, at Titanic Quarter in Belfast. The agreed fundings amounting to c.£155 million of a wider c.£175…
Read moreTitanic Distillers is now open
We are very excited to welcome Belfast’s newest tourist attraction to Thompson Dry Dock and pumphouse, in the heart of the Maritime Mile. Titanic Distillers is the city’s first working whiskey distillery in almost 90 years, and it is certainly worth the wait! Visitors can visit the listed building, the Pumphouse, and neighbouring Thompson Dry…
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