
Brookvent secures cross-border deal
The Northern Ireland Protocol has already proven to be an advantage to local manufacturer Brookvent, which believes it contributed to the signing of a new six-figure cross-border distribution deal. Dunmurry-based
INFORM : CHALLENGE : INSPIRE

The Northern Ireland Protocol has already proven to be an advantage to local manufacturer Brookvent, which believes it contributed to the signing of a new six-figure cross-border distribution deal. Dunmurry-based

Nova Direct joins comparison experts Quotezone.co.uk and CompareNI.com to bring the UK a bicycle insurance product which is highly competitive on price. This new product is live from 11th January

The Northern Ireland management team of CBRE has completed a management buy-out of the firm from CBRE UK. The NI management team, which is led by Brian Lavery, Robert Ditty

The owners of local fire and security alarm specialists, Diamond Systems, have collectively embarked upon a range of technical and business qualifications over the last 12 months. Due to the

The consumer champion Which? has confirmed that Jet2.com will continue to be recognised with the prestigious Which? Recommended Provider status for Airlines, after a year dominated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Belfast International Airport is working in collaboration with leading global diagnostics firm, Randox, to provide quick and affordable tests for its passengers. To book a test please visit the airport

Alpha Housing, a local housing association providing mainly sheltered housing to older people, has joined forces with Outwork, a grounds maintenance firm run by social enterprise The Turnaround Project to

Accountancy and advisory firm Baker Tilly Mooney Moore has appointed Darren Bowman as Restructuring and Insolvency Partner. Specialising in Insolvency, he brings over 25 years’ expertise in the sector, having

KP SNACKS has announced Rooney’s Eurospar in Enniskillen as its Local Legend retailer champion with an impressive 24% of the overall vote cast by customers from all over Northern Ireland.

Hospitality Ulster’s ‘Lockdown Calendar’ shows the very limited number of days non-food serving traditional pubs have been open since 23 March 2020. Reacting to the announcement by the Economy Minister Diane