Youth charity The Prince’s Trust is marking supporting its millionth young person since it was founded by HRH The Prince of Wales in 1976. The charity now looks to help the next million at a time when the deepening jobs crisis is hitting young people
Dr Jayne Brady MBE, Belfast Digital Innovation Commissioner, has been appointed to the new UK Innovation Expert Group that will provide advice on how to drive up the UK’s productivity through innovation. As Belfast Digital Innovation Commissioner at Belfast City Council, Dr Brady is responsible
The 21st Hospitality Exchange on Wednesday 14th October 2020 goes virtual. The Summit will be live streamed from the Crowne Plaza, Belfast with BBC’s Mark Simpson overseeing events and guiding delegates through a packed programme. Delegates will be able to live stream the programme, submit
Audit, tax and consulting services provider, RSM has established a Financial Shared Service Centre (FSSC) in Belfast as part of a £1.3million investment in its outsourcing practice, creating 24 jobs. The centre will provide outsourced financial services to the company’s UK and international clients,
An initiative aimed at encouraging the public to #GiftTheCity and support Belfast city centre businesses has been announced by the Business Improvement Districts: (BIDs) Belfast One, Linen Quarter BID and Destination CQ. Funded and managed by the BIDs, the initiative is a call to the
The first post COVID-19 public survey released by Civica, a global leader in software for public services, has reinforced that: Almost half of Northern Irish adults (49%) say they want to use digital tech more frequently following lockdown one third of citizens surveyed believe the
Last week’s Government instruction to ‘work from home if you can’, means that many employees are preparing to see out the rest of 2020 and beyond working from kitchen tables, conservatories and spaces not much bigger than broom cupboards which are often disrupted and getting
The Port community in Belfast has demonstrated remarkable resilience during the past six months, which has enabled it to operate successfully through the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Chair of Belfast Harbour. Speaking at Belfast Harbour’s Annual Stakeholder Meeting, David Dobbin
Economy Minister Diane Dodds has visited Coca-Cola HBC Ireland’s plant at Knockmore Hill outside Lisburn. The company has been operating in Northern Ireland for over 80 years and employs more than 470 people manufacturing, marketing and selling a wide portfolio of soft drinks. Along
“Businesses must redouble their efforts in the fight against climate change.” That’s the message from Ulster Bank’s Gemma Jordan who led a round table discussion today, Friday September 25, with a number of business leaders and environmental bodies from across Northern Ireland. Held to mark
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