Bryson Charitable Group has announced a £250,000 emergency support package designed to help the most vulnerable individuals during the Coronavirus pandemic. The ‘Bryson Fund’ is initially assisting 3,000 people by providing emotional support, food and finance. It is
Following recent speculation that some councils have stopped or may stop their household recycling collections, along with closing recycling centres, NI manufacturers who rely on recycling streams from household waste, are urging local authorities to maintain their recycling collections. Despite
An independent group representing the Nation’s care providers, who care and support over 1.2 million vulnerable people across all forms of social care in the UK, have issued an urgent letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnston. The group, alongside the support of the Independent Health and Care Providers (IHCP), Care England,
Bank of Ireland UK has today announced a new service designed to help customers self-isolating during the Covid-19 pandemic – including older customers and those in vulnerable situations – to access cash for groceries, medical supplies and other day-to-day expenses.
Derry Chamber is calling for urgent clarity and guidance for businesses on the issue of what is deemed ‘essential services’ during the COVID-19 pandemic. In recent days, the debate around essential services has been widely raised with no further clarity
Keri Heatlie from media and entertainment group Global has been revealed as the new Chair of the Publicity Association of Northern Ireland (PANI). PANI is one of Northern
Hospitality Ulster has made an urgent call for Government to bring forward the payment for furloughed staff, as time and cash run out. “In normal circumstances, most small hospitality businesses only have two weeks’ cash reserves,” says CEO Colin Neill.
Belfast Met has provided 3D printers on loan to a Belfast based medical firm, enabling Axial3D to increase their output to provide more protective face shields at a time when they are needed most needed in our hospitals. COVID-19 is pushing
Londonderry Chamber of Commerce has lined up behind the organisations welcoming the measures announced in Finance Minister Conor Murphy’s Budget. “The NI Budget today was understandably focused on the response to Covid-19 and how we protect lives during this crisis. That
PwC NI’s tax director Craig Harrison has given Conor Muphy’s Budget measures a cautious welcome. “Although there is scope for more to be done, at a time of unprecedented challenge, Northern Ireland’s business community will welcome the measures announced today by
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