
Jans Group Seeks to Double Workforce
As part of the £50 million ambitious growth plan that was announced just a few months ago, Jans Group, based in Antrim, is undergoing a major recruitment drive, which will
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As part of the £50 million ambitious growth plan that was announced just a few months ago, Jans Group, based in Antrim, is undergoing a major recruitment drive, which will

Avocet Clearance, based in Manchester, has recently expanded its services to Northern Ireland, due to demand for specialised knowledge and experience in the region, particularly surrounding new customs declaration requirements.

Local business advisory firm, BDO Northern Ireland has announced a new two-year partnership with local charity Northern Ireland Chest, Heart & Stroke (NICHS) with funds aimed at supporting the more

Ten local students are utilising their newfound skills and doing their bit for the planet, by planting 15 new trees in the Observatory grounds. Eight oaks, five redwoods, one beech

The Fintech Corridor (TFC) has announced a Corporate Partnership with Ulster University. Joining five universities across the island of Ireland and the 60+ members of The Fintech Corridor, as part

Pet retailer of the year Jollyes have announced plans to invest £325,000 in Northern Ireland to open new stores and support key suppliers across the island of Ireland. Jollyes, which

Down Royal Racecourse’s final fixture on this year’s racing calendar will take place on Boxing Day with Metcollect Limited taking on title sponsorship for the second year. Boxing Day is

Belfast’s globally-respected cosmetic brand BPerfect is celebrating huge growth and its seventh store opening in just over 12 months by making a charity donation of £82,367.50’s worth of products to

Despite challenging trading conditions throughout 2021, Ballymena has had plenty to celebrate, and it’s been buzzing with positivity and community spirit. That optimism looks set to continue as the festive

Leaders in civic society, business, and politics in Northern Ireland have graduated from the Centre for Democracy and Peace Building’s prestigious new Fellowship programme at a ceremony held at Hillsborough