Holywood-based PR and Content agency Smarts has been named as Northern Ireland’s number one PR consultancy – according to leading industry magazine PR Week’s Top 150 annual report. The agency placed fourth in the magazine’s list of UK
Fermanagh’s Boatyard Distillery has successfully closed a £634,000 investment round through the Halo Business Angel Network (HBAN) from private investors and Co-Fund II. The company has also started producing a new range of hand sanitiser in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Belfast-based wine merchants Peter and Neal McAlindon who operate family-owned Direct Wine Shipments have scooped a gold medal in the international Sommelier Wine Awards for the wine they produce in Spain. The McAlindons started producing the super-premium Creu Celta red in
Four local chambers of commerce have warned that the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on business across Northern Ireland is deep and will be long lasting. The Chief Executives of Belfast Chamber, Causeway Chamber, Derry Chamber and Newry Chamber issued their warning after conducting
Holywood-based physiotherapy practice, North Down Physio, is one of the first Northern Ireland businesses to have applied for – and received – funding under the government’s Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS). Adrian Doran, Head of Barclays in Northern Ireland said, “Since
Business in the Community Northern Ireland (BITCNI), in partnership with Support to Perform, is encouraging organisations to sign up to workplace wellbeing initiative The 100 Day Challenge – a physical, goal oriented programme that encourages and motivates staff and their families to keep
Belfast taxi business Value Cabs is preparing for a gradual increase in the number of cars it has on the roads in the second half of this year with new social distancing measures in place. The company has
Despite a freeze on the market, award winning Pinkertons Estate Agents has been busy launching the Love2Move Online Network into Northern Ireland. Operating out of two branches, Pinkertons Estate Agents has grown to become one of the most recognisable estate
Newry recycling company, Re-Gen Waste, has donated £10k to Cancer Fund for Children (CFFC), to help keep its essential support going during Covid-19. As a result of the donation, CFFC can continue to provide children and young people
Thousands of members of the public have had their say on the recipients of a local retailer’s first ever Community Cashback Grant, launched to help charities and community groups to continue their good work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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