The government should opt for the fully commingled three-bin system across all households in Northern Ireland to help meet fast approaching climate commitments, to avoid £1 billion of public sector

General Elections are strange things in Northern Ireland. We don’t vote for anyone that is going to form the next government in the rest of the UK, and many of

The past five years have seen moves to reform the UK gambling industry. It’s been a bumpy road to reform but how will the announcement of a General Election on

Businesses in Northern Ireland have long faced numerous challenges including economic uncertainty and financial instability. However, recent positive economic indicators suggest a more optimistic outlook, with signs that things are

If we cast our minds back to the Spring Budget, plans to tackle the ‘perennial taxation thorn’ in Government’s side came to light. As a result, a HMRC consultation aimed

With the political institutions up and running for nearly four months, the honeymoon period is now giving way to a realisation of the scale of the challenges faced by the

Two thirds of people in Northern Ireland believe rent is too expensive, a new survey has revealed. The survey by CompareNI.com asked people in Northern Ireland about their experience with

In the modern business world, the movement of goods is constant and within the intricacies of logistics, haulage insurance is a crucial aspect that plays a major role in protecting

This week’s news about inflation was always going to be big, but I didn’t know it would be this big. We know now that the UK’s inflation rate is falling,

We seem to hear a lot about innovation. An example is in our most recent economic ‘strategy’, the 10X Economy, which described itself as ‘the economic vision for a decade