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Dr Andrew Woods, CEO at CATAGEN welcomed UK Government Business Minister Paul Scully to Belfast on Tuesday 3rd August 2021 to showcase the company’s commitment to achieving net zero emissions. Leading the
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Dr Andrew Woods, CEO at CATAGEN welcomed UK Government Business Minister Paul Scully to Belfast on Tuesday 3rd August 2021 to showcase the company’s commitment to achieving net zero emissions. Leading the

The Londonderry Chamber has welcomed new Economy Minister Gordon Lyons MLA to the North West, in his first official visit to the region since taking up post last month. The

Barclays has been appointed as Corporate Banking partner for Ann’s Care Home Ltd and provided the finance to support their recent acquisition of 13 care homes in Northern Ireland. The

Boost Sport has announced that swimmer, Jack McMillan from Belfast, who set a new Irish Senior record at the Olympics, and Charlotte Dixon, World Indoor Rowing Champion from Ballymena, are the

Northern Ireland self-serve frozen yogurt sensation Spoon Street is on its way to Rushmere Shopping Centre as part of renewed growth plans to add new stores and jobs across the

Since 1935, when the Road Traffic Act came into effect, several driving laws have improved safety for UK motorists throughout the years. New research from ATS Euromaster looks back at

Policing, justice and political activism are just some of the highly topical themes of Docs Ireland, the international documentary film festival which returns to Belfast from 25 – 29 August.

Craftspeople are being encouraged to take their businesses to the next level through a free course being offered by Ards Business Hub in September. Getting Crafty in Business is a

A Bangor-based entrepreneur made the most of lockdown to launch an online recruitment advertising platform, Hiri, thanks to help from the Go For It programme in partnership with Ards and

Waste management company, RiverRidge, has reinforced its commitment to sustainability by joining more than 200 Northern Ireland businesses to become part of the responsible business network, Business in the Community