Ballyclare homebuilder, Hagan Homes, is celebrating one year since it brought the Dolly Parton Imagination Library to children around Belfast. The company, which invested £75,000 to introduce the three-year programme to families in the city in 2020, despite the pandemic, has successfully supported the
Hospitality Ulster has called on the Northern Ireland Executive, its public health advisers and the Covid Taskforce Strategic Oversight Board to work in partnership with the industry and develop the parameters by which the hospitality sector can reopen, so that plans can be shaped well
Belfast One, the Business Improvement District (BID) for the city centre, has launched its business plan with a focus on investment to attract footfall and make the city cleaner, safer and greener over the next five years. Almost 650 businesses eligible to vote will receive
Danske Bank has announced AWARE NI as its new charity partner of the year, with a focus on supporting the charity’s work to help young people aged 14-18. AWARE is a depression and mental health focused charity with an established network of support groups across
With the hope of spring in the air, SPAR NI has launched its support of Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal, doubling the donations for this vital year. The local stores will now donate 20p from every bunch of the seasonal blooms that are sold in
Two NI businessmen have invested £25k into creating an exciting new range of hand-crafted cocktails for us all to enjoy at home, the partners are delighted to have already secured a number of contracts with off sales across the province to stock the brand, which
Leading luxury homeware company Bedeck has entered into a product licensing agreement with global lifestyle brand Ted Baker plc, to create their bedding and towels collections. The three-year agreement will see Bedeck work in collaboration with the Ted Baker creative team to develop the
Over the past 12 months, millions have started working from home, changing the commercial landscape of work and city life dramatically. New data from CompareNI.com, suggests that working from home is here to stay as demand for commercial office spaces drop by half. The data,
The rate at which properties were becoming available for sale in Northern Ireland softened in January but demand from potential buyers remained strong, according to the latest RICS and Ulster Bank NI Residential Market Survey. A net balance of +15% of respondents said that in
Ardmore, one of Ireland and the UK’s leading marketing and communications firms, has announced the appointment of Alex Thompson as the company’s newest insights and planning analyst. The business announced the appointment as part of a wider strengthening of its planning and insights function,
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