
Robin Mercer is Business Person of the Year
Robin Mercer, owner of fourth generation Hillmount garden lifestyle centres in Ards, Bangor and Belfast, has been named Business Person of the Year at the bi-annual Lisburn & Castlereagh City
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Robin Mercer, owner of fourth generation Hillmount garden lifestyle centres in Ards, Bangor and Belfast, has been named Business Person of the Year at the bi-annual Lisburn & Castlereagh City

Fortum, BASF, and Nornickel have signed a letter of intent to plan a battery recycling cluster in Harjavalta, Finland, serving the electric vehicle market. This would enable a successful “closed

Eddie Irvine Sports has launched the Northern Irish Schools Karting Cup (NISKC), giving students from across Northern Ireland the opportunity to get onto the grid and experience competitive motorsport, many

Tourism NI in partnership with Fáilte Ireland and Tourism Ireland collaborated to help sell the Island of Ireland as a premier tourist and golf destination at the 2020 Rhein Golf

O’Neills Irish International Sports Company Ltd today unveiled its flagship superstore in Belfast city centre, breathing new life into the landmark building on Royal Avenue. The 8,500 sq. ft. prime

Manufacturing NI hosted business leaders and key manufacturers at a business breakfast to launch Manufacturing Month NI in Belfast today. The event, in the MAC Belfast, was held to kick

Charity Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful is celebrating 10 years of clean up events across Northern Ireland. The Big Spring Clean, part of the charities Live Here Love Here campaign, is

firmus energy has announced a 21.15 per cent reduction in natural gas tariffs across its Ten Towns network area. The move follows on from an earlier price drop in October
In response to Flybe entering administration, Brian Ambrose, Chief Executive of Belfast City Airport said: “We are extremely disappointed at this news. “Our first thoughts go to the Flybe

The leaders of four major business membership organisations in Northern Ireland have come together to restore the Business Alliance and have called for politicians to “place the economy and skills