Technology startups are synonymous with endless innovative solutions. So when they focus their attention on environmentally-friendly products and services, amazing things can happen. Companies who want a greener future use

Four young ambassadors have been signed up by the Irish FA Foundation to help deliver Connect Programme, an initiative aimed at fostering good relations across Northern Ireland, thanks to support

Brendan Byrne, producer of ‘Gaza’ and director of ‘Bobby Sands: 66 Days’, is to take forward his own production house, Cyprus Avenue Films to produce a new slate of feature

Nominations are open for the Movement for Good Awards – where 500 UK charities will receive a donation of £1000. You can vote for Relate NI to be one of

Irish search and rescue organisation Refugee Rescue has launched a £2m fundraising campaign to buy a ship to help save the lives of hundreds of refugees in the Mediterranean. This

Linen Quarter BID, which plays a leading role enhancing Belfast city’s vibrant Linen Quarter, is urging businesses across the city to become true champions of cycling. With Bike Week kicking

McDonald’s in Northern Ireland has launched a new campaign aimed at tackling litter in parks, on paths and along roadsides in towns across the province. The ’30 Parks in 30

Choice Housing has launched a new £15k a year Student Placement Programme aimed at offering five students the opportunity for paid work experience in a range of disciplines. The Brian

Taking “Forging a Brighter Future” as its theme in this year, MIT Technology Review’s flagship conference ‘EmTech Europe’ will bring 50 of Europe’s brightest and best technology leaders, researchers, and

Prawnagraphic will open its doors in the historic Cathedral Quarter on May 27, as the new brand from Made In Belfast owner, Emma Bricknell, offering a fun, fresh, sexy seafood