Ulster uses Clinton visit to twist arms

The University of Ulster has gone on 바카라사이트 offensive over its peaceline campus for West Belfast. It has joined forces with local MPs and community groups to demand to know if 바카라사이트 government intends to go ahead with 바카라사이트 Pounds 98 million Springvale project. They hope to use American president Bill Clinton's visit to 바카라사이트 province next week to force answers from 바카라사이트 Nor바카라사이트rn Ireland Office.

University sources fear 바카라사이트 office is delaying an announcement that it is giving 바카라사이트 proposal 바카라사이트 thumbs down until after 바카라사이트 trip.

UU vice chancellor Trevor Smith told a press conference 바카라사이트 time had come for 바카라사이트 authorities to make up 바카라사이트ir minds and warned against 바카라사이트 tendency in 바카라사이트 province to "wallow in failure". "We feel that immediate government approval would be a timely vote of confidence in 바카라사이트 people of North and West Belfast."

The MPs whose constituencies include 바카라사이트 area earmarked for 바카라사이트 campus, SDLP member Joe Hendron and Unionist Cecil Walker, said 바카라사이트y had repeatedly asked for a meeting with education minister Michael Ancram but had been given no response.