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County Down lorry driver Andrew Mitchell was inspired by his toddler son to start his own business Wee Wheels Ride On Cars importing miniature vehicles for the motor loving Northern
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County Down lorry driver Andrew Mitchell was inspired by his toddler son to start his own business Wee Wheels Ride On Cars importing miniature vehicles for the motor loving Northern

There are a lot of amazing start-ups out there (you may even be one of them) and gaining finance for your company isn’t always easy. It’s a very competitive market

Today sees the release of April data from the Ulster Bank Northern Ireland PMI(r). The latest report – produced for Ulster Bank by IHS Markit – signalled a return to

InterTradeIreland’s latest Business Monitor shows a degree of cautious optimism from business owners in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. As the wider economy grapples with the impact

Gobbin’s Crafts, a jewellery studio owned by goldsmith and designer Heather McFadden, is the 11th business in Northern Ireland to be granted Économusée status. Today (May 13th) Causeway Coast &

Northern Ireland’s largest tourism industry body, Northern Ireland Tourism Alliance, said today that its members urgently require the NI Executive to look again at its guidance to ease Common Travel

Belfast-based company loyalBe have launched their #WelcomeBackNI campaign to promote local businesses reopening in Northern Ireland. The campaign aims to drive local recovery by encouraging businesses and customers to use

One of the UK’s fastest growing research and development (R&D) tax credit specialists, Access2Funding, is making its mark in Northern Ireland with the introduction of a new tax specialist. Kieran

Open College Network NI has been awarded ‘We invest in people, gold accreditation’ by Investors in People, a status only 17% of accredited organisations have achieved. OCN NI Awarded ‘Investors in

A new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to see enhanced cooperation and collaboration between Mid and East Antrim Borough Council and Northern Regional College over the next 10 years. The