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Part four in a four part series on Interfaces in Belfast.

This final episode examines the issues of investment and regeneration in Interface areas.

With the Assembly established, politicians and community workers reflect on the economic future for  interfaces in Belfast and the changes needed for these long forgotten areas.

Made with the support of the Belfast Interface Project and funded under Measure 2.7 of the Peace II Extension programme for Peace and Reconciliation administered by Community Foundation for Northern on behalf of the SEUPB

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