
Louis Taylor appointed CEO at British Business Bank
Louis Taylor has been appointed CEO of the British Business Bank, the UK’s economic development bank, and will take up the role from 1 October. Louis Taylor is currently CEO
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Louis Taylor has been appointed CEO of the British Business Bank, the UK’s economic development bank, and will take up the role from 1 October. Louis Taylor is currently CEO

VIBE by Jet2holidays, which operates out of Belfast International Airport, is this year’s designated official travel partner of Love Island, one of the most eagerly awaited shows in 2022 which

The imbalance of supply and demand, a pattern very familiar to the residential housing market in Northern Ireland, continued into the fifth month of the year according to the latest

Choice Housing, one of Northern Irelands largest housing associations has announced plans to deliver 146 new homes in Carrickfergus. The scheme, located to the North-West of Carrickfergus Town Centre is

Discount retailer, Poundland will create up to 12 new jobs in Belfast with the opening of a larger store in Kennedy Centre on Saturday June 11. The new opening is

Entrepreneurial tax incentive specialists, Amplifi Solutions, has announced two senior appointments as the Northern Ireland headquartered firm continues to expand across the UK. Patricia Harvey has been appointed Tax and

The much anticipated Northern Ireland Food and Craft Festival is set to return for three days from 1st – 3rd July, taking place throughout Antrim. The event brought more than

As the aviation industry rebounds, three manufacturing companies from Northern Ireland are set to highlight the latest trend in the aerospace sector, as well as showcase their products and capabilities

At the age of 72, Patricia Strong, who has worked in the hair and wigs department on Game of Thrones and many more major productions, has set up a new

Following an assessment from the Executive’s COVID-19 taskforce, the work from home where possible guidance has officially been removed in Northern Ireland, more than two years after it was first