Belfast International Homecoming – the leading conference connecting Belfast with its global diaspora – will go green for its seventh annual conference in a hybrid event focused on the climate

Local Jobseekers are facing a post-lockdown recruitment boom with a wide range of well paid, skilled roles on offer according to NIJobs.com. The latest ‘NI Jobs Report with Ulster Bank’

Stena Line is celebrating after sailing away with the Best Ferry Company award at the annual Northern Ireland Travel and Tourism Awards. The travel industry has been one of the

Disabled artists are being offered a “financial lifeline” through a £120,000 grant package to fund new work as the arts sector begins to fully reopen. The University of Atypical will

In May 2020 Minister for Infrastructure Nichola Mallon announced a pilot scheme which restricted traffic in the historic cobbled streets of the Cathedral Quarter. The temporary road closure of Hill

Environmental Street Furniture (ESF) has been invited to showcase its innovative and sustainable product range at the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, which will be attended by

People across East Belfast have shown tremendous heart, resilience, resourcefulness and tenacity in what has been one of the most challenging times in our history and, as we navigate our

Loughs Agency has welcomed the announcement of its new Board Chairperson, Heather Mackey, who is also the first female appointee in the role. The appointment was officially announced at a

Linen Quarter Business Improvement District (LQ BID) has revealed a new 19 metre parklet on Bedford Street, just outside Pug Ugly’s pub, following on from the success of its Linenhall

The Duke of Gloucester has visited the headquarters of Ulster Supported Employment Ltd (Usel) in Cambrai Street in Belfast’s Shankill Road to unveil a commemorative plaque celebrating 150 years of