
Rainey tops NI Schools Business Challenge 2022
Pupils from Rainey Endowed School overcame tough competition from 15 other schools from across Northern Ireland to win the 2022 NI Schools Business Challenge. The coveted schools award took place
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Pupils from Rainey Endowed School overcame tough competition from 15 other schools from across Northern Ireland to win the 2022 NI Schools Business Challenge. The coveted schools award took place

The Simple Series programme is designed to encourage rural women in Northern Ireland to sow their own seeds and start a business and has recently been commended by the Environment

Northern Ireland’s community pharmacies have this week reached the important milestone of supplying over 820,000 lateral flow testing kits. Coming in kits of seven, it is estimated that a total

Jet2.com and Jet2holidays are marking National Apprenticeship Week (7th-13th February) by announcing the expansion of their apprenticeship programmes and revealing that they have more than 70 new apprentice positions available

Tourism NI is delighted to announce the face-to-face return of its Meet the Buyer trade event after two years of delivering the event virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The

Northern Ireland chef, entrepreneur and hospitality champion Niall McKenna is urging eight ambitious young people with a taste for fine food and culinary expertise to step up to the plate

Project management and bespoke joinery company, McCue, has been commended for its investment in skills in the workplace during Apprenticeship Week. The Economy Minster, Gordon Lyons MLA, whilst visiting McCue,

Tourism NI has partnered with Tourism Exchange GB (TXGB) to offer tourism businesses better access to online sales channels and a more cost-effective way to promote their offerings and drive

Dawen Lowe, a Lisburn cake decorator, has turned her passion for creating beautiful baked masterpieces into her very own cake design business Sweet and Lowe Cake Design with the support

Choice Housing, one of Northern Irelands largest housing associations and its subsidiary Maple and May have made significant progress on a new £10m housing development at Lewis Square in East