
GetSociable collabs with Northern Regional College
Northern Ireland tech firm GetSociable has availed of expert training and guidance from Northern Regional College to increase revenue and profitability. Founded in 2020 and headed up by a small
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Northern Ireland tech firm GetSociable has availed of expert training and guidance from Northern Regional College to increase revenue and profitability. Founded in 2020 and headed up by a small

Boost Drinks, the owner of Northern Ireland’s second best-selling iced coffee brand within convenience[1], has expanded its popular range of ready-to-drink coffee products with a new Mocha variant. Developed with

Choice Housing, one of Northern Irelands largest housing associations, has announced an investment of £14m to deliver affordable housing and private rental units at the current King’s Hall site which

There’s only one week left to apply for this year’s Boardroom Apprentice programme online via the official Boardroom Apprentice website. All applications are to be submitted by 3:00pm on Tuesday,

An Armagh woman has fulfilled her childhood dream of launching her own riding school thanks to support from the Go For It Programme., in association with Armagh City, Banbridge and

The United Kingdom is well known for having pet-loving residents. However, many devoted pet owners are unaware of a slew of strange regulations that, if broken, can cost you insurmountable

Belfast accountancy and advisory firm Baker Tilly Mooney Moore has made three new appointments across the practice amid a period of sustained growth and development. The firm, which specialises in

Northern Ireland’s Young Leaders Conference returns to Belfast on Friday 23rd September, with keynote addresses from leaders of UK Industry and some of Northern Ireland’s most successful and notable names

Version 1 is helping keep England’s drivers moving after working with National Highways to help it provide faster and more accurate reporting of road traffic incidents. The digital and cloud

Four local manufacturing leaders have been announced as the inaugural inductees to the Northern Ireland Manufacturing Hall of Fame. Dr Terry Cross OBE, former Chairman and CEO of Delta Print