Irwin’s Bakery has proven a big success with Lidl Northern Ireland as the region’s fastest growing supermarket today confirmed a new and expanded contract for the full year ahead after

Co-Ownership, is celebrating its 60th Rent to Own customer, and its first in Armagh where it recently helped Clare and her two young daughters to move into a new build home

The latest Quarterly House Price Index report from Ulster University indicates a stable residential property market that continues to exhibit increasing price growth and strong market demand signals. The University

Power NI is the first Northern Ireland electricity supply company to announce that it is JAM Card friendly. Almost 100 members of staff from across their three sites in Antrim,

Barclays Corporate Banking has today announced the launch of a new Green Bonds Guarantees & Indemnities (BGIs) product, which will offer support to businesses trying to reduce their environmental impact

Amagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council has outlined an ambitious framework aimed at helping the local economy to quickly recover and forge a path to future inclusive growth. The

Ballymena Business Improvement District (BID) has unveiled five-year plan, in excess of £1m, which will double as part of a post-COVID, economic recovery strategy for Ballymena town centre. The local

A Bangor chef who survived breast cancer has launched her own range of granola breakfast cereals, thanks to help from the Go For It Programme in association with Ards and

The rate at which properties were becoming available for sale in Northern Ireland softened in January but demand from potential buyers remained strong, according to the latest RICS and Ulster

2020 was a difficult year for the local economy in Northern Ireland as we saw businesses struggle to keep their doors open and job losses increase across the country.  Throughout