Top Belfast restaurant SHU has re-launched its Chef Apprentice Programme in partnership with Belfast Metropolitan College. Now in its fifth year, the Programme will give three budding cooks aged between 16-24 gain first-hand experience in working with the finest seasonal produce, in a professional kitchen
Cloud analytics firm, Anaeko has announced a special partnership with The Children’s Cancer Unit Charity, having appointed them as their 2021 Charity of the Year. Anaeko is an ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified company operating since 2004 in North America and Europe. They
Lockton, the world’s largest privately owned insurance broker and Northern Ireland’s leading business and commercial insurance broker, has appointed Nigel Birney to lead its new specialist Trade Credit Insurance team. Mr Birney will head up Northern Ireland’s largest team of Trade Credit specialists providing
Lidl Northern Ireland will showcase the very best of local home-grown produce this week as 18 new food and drink products hit the shelves of 210 Lidl stores across the island of Ireland, as part of the retailer’s Kickstart Supplier Development programme. From flavoured
Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Kate Nicholl took a trip down memory lane with a visit to Self Help Africa Northern Ireland’s bookstore on Belfast’s Botanic Avenue. She spent many an hour in the store as a teenager and got to know some of the
PropertyPal has released the findings of its 2021 home buyers survey. The survey covered 1,800 home buyers across the Northern Ireland market regarding their plans to purchase in 2021 and beyond. Of those who bought a property in the last 12 months, only 7%
Belfast based software company Obbi Solutions, has just secured significant funding from national body, Innovate UK which will see new jobs created in both tech, sales and customer support in the coming months. Obbi Solutions is a multi-award-winning software platform for integrated compliance
Londonderry Chamber has welcomed new Economy Minister Gordon Lyons MLA to the North West, in his first official visit to the region since taking up post last month. The Minister met with a Chamber delegation to discuss the ongoing impact of the pandemic on
Northern Ireland’s largest IT company, Allstate NI, is celebrating 20 years in business in the North West. The award-winning technology giant established operations in L’Derry in 2001 with just 20 staff, including a mix of seasoned developers and IT graduates, and now employs over
Northern Ireland’s construction industry is struggling to keep pace with new housing and other developments, the RICS & Tughans NI Construction and Infrastructure Monitor has found for Q2 2021. The industry is also reporting issues with the cost of materials and shortage of staff to
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