Northern Ireland will join a number of European countries including Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, and Greece to host The Disappearing Wall, an interactive art installation that celebrates Europe’s diversity of languages and ideas. Belfast is the only city within the UK to host the
Decision makers and strategists could benefit from a revolutionary new system from Co Down based company, Kipling Data Ltd. The innovative cross-platform app enables users to slice and dice real time data from their current information systems, securing them access to critical data using a
Bangor-based Send My Bag has created 10 new jobs in its operation. Seven customer service roles based in Bangor and three software developer roles based in their Botanic Avenue office. The first jobs are now live for applications with the rest to follow in the
For the ninth year in a row, Power NI has topped the customer service* league table amongst all Northern Irish energy suppliers by the Consumer Council. The annual report analyses the number of complaints per 10,000 customers with Power NI achieving the lowest level
A legend in the local PR industry has been given an expanded role in one of the UK’s largest integrated marketing agencies. In addition to his role in Belfast and Dublin as MD of Beattie Ireland, David McCavery has been appointed as Managing Director of
Northern Ireland’s economy can recover from Covid-19 and make the most of the UK’s exit from the European Union given the right support, political leaders were told at the 24th Northern Ireland Food and Drink Association (NIFDA) Annual Dinner. Speaking at the event, NIFDA Chair,
Northern Ireland’s four leading Chambers of Commerce have issued an urgent appeal to the public to work together to help flatten the current spike in Covid-19 cases. The chief executives of the Londonderry, Belfast, Newry, and Causeway Chambers are urging everyone across Northern Ireland to
The Londonderry Chamber is urging the UK Government and Northern Ireland Executive to get financial support to businesses as soon as possible, before decisions will have to be made on redundancies. With new measures announced by the NI Executive, the Chamber has said that the
Research released today by Barclays has uncovered the impact of the pandemic on consumer grocery shopping habits, as more than a quarter (29 per cent) of those in Northern Ireland now suggest they buy produce in local shops and farm stores, instead of supermarket-only purchasing
Belfast’s newest restaurant, 7Spice in St Anne’s Square, had its official ‘soft’ opening last night (Wednesday), less than forty-eight hours before it goes into lockdown. The Bangladeshi restaurant represents a £500,000 investment and employs 25 employees. A key feature of the restaurant is the construction
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