Belfast City Council owned allotment spaces. A wide range of fruit and vegetables are grown…read more Allotments come in different sizes and depends on what is on offer at the time. There is also events open to the public where the can speak to growers and buy produce. To join speak to the Belfast City Council to get on the waiting list.

What a great place to put a charity shop. Located in the middle of Stranmillis' bustling student…read morearea. There are always students looking for a bargain so why not get in amongst them? When I called to this shop it was quite busy. It was the summer and people were just out and about. They were all just like me, out having a oggle through the racks for something of interest. Because of it's location in one of the more well to do areas of Belfast, there are actually quite a lot of designer clothes on the rails, available for next to nothing. I couldn't find anything for myself that day but that's the beauty of these type of shops, they are always getting new stock in and its always worth it popping in to see if anything new takes your fancy.

Once again, I stopped off in my usual style at a charity shop while out and about to see what books…read moreI could dig up - I'm not so much ever looking for clothes in here (being a bigger girl) so I tend to keep an eye out for thier book selection and occasionally thier accessories or shoes. This branch seems well run and popular, as it was quite busy when I called in. The girl on the till was really pleasant and had a nice chat with me about the book I was buying, and dealt with the transaction well, even though she was in the middle of pricing and organising some brick'a'brack that someone had unceremoniously dumped on her moments before. Worth a look if you like to find a bargain-priced book. I got a big historical fiction for a quid.

Good historical displays at the Orange HQ. Reformed Christian fraternity.read more