The six Northern Ireland Colleges have welcomed students back to campuses this week as face-to-face learning resumes for Further and Higher Education. All six Further Education Colleges have implemented strict

LQ BID has revealed its plans to transform Belfast’s Linen Quarter into Northern Ireland’s first sustainable district, helping to lead the collective effort required to tackle the climate crisis. The

Thousands of local and international elite runners joined together over the bank holiday to participate in the 2021 Antrim Coast Half Marathon. This year’s Antrim Coast Half Marathon was ranked

The Institute of Directors Northern Ireland in partnership with AIB has launched the Director of the Year Awards 2021. The Awards will include a brand-new Agility and Resilience category designed

Enterprise Causeway is offering people the chance to begin to chart the way to setting up their own business or investigate new employability prospects through its free Exploring Enterprise Programme.

Local fintech company Seopa Ltd, parent company of financial comparison platform CompareNI.com, has announced the return of its highly sought-after scholarship programme for higher education students, an initiative that has

On Friday 24 September, the Centre for Cross Border Studies is set to host its highly anticipated 22nd Annual Conference on post Brexit cooperation, bringing together policy experts, leading academics,

Northern Ireland start-up business Born Maverick is in advanced talks with several multinational food companies to manufacture the sustainable, plant-based foods it has created to help feed future generations. Based

A Manufacturing Excellence Academy has been set up in Ballymena with funding from The Gallaher Trust and with assistance and support from the Mid and East Antrim Borough Council’s Manufacturing

CEOs in Northern Ireland are slightly less optimistic about the growth prospects for the domestic economy than they were pre-Covid.  In 2019, 80 percent of respondents said they were confident