
Choosing Local Brands is High on the Agenda for Consumers
The majority of shoppers are now seeking out locally-produced food and drink brands (93%), with almost 1 in 3 (27%) ‘always’ now opting to buy local a new survey by
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The majority of shoppers are now seeking out locally-produced food and drink brands (93%), with almost 1 in 3 (27%) ‘always’ now opting to buy local a new survey by

Local councils in Northern Ireland have called on Executive ministers to prioritise local government ahead of the next Assembly Election. Representatives of the Northern Ireland Partnership Panel met today for

The British Business Bank reveals today that, based on its estimates, smaller businesses[1] account for almost a third (30%) of all current UK greenhouse gas emissions (including emissions from households,

“We urgently need the Government to step up and support the Space Sector so we can compete in the global market.” That’s the words of Resonate Testing Managing Director, Tom

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) will be the key driver of Northern Ireland’s quest for economic prosperity, a delegation from Chartered Accountants Ireland told the Fiscal Commission NI in a presentation

Key representatives of Northern Ireland’s concert and nightclub industry, in partnership with Hospitality Ulster, have called on the NI Executive to review social distancing as a matter of urgency, and

East Belfast businessman Robin Mercer has praised the Northern Ireland Executive’s Department for the Economy on implementing the High Street Scheme as applications for Spend Local pre-paid cards begin to be processed.

Advice NI is warning that, as the furlough scheme comes to an end, many households across Northern Ireland will be left increasingly vulnerable to financial pressure. The charity, which dealt

Tyson Wilson Recruitment has urged employers to not make hasty staffing decisions as the government-backed furlough scheme comes to an end. Michelle Tyson, chief executive of the agency said it

Northern Ireland families are being urged to transform their shopping trolleys to cut down on high levels of added sugar and saturated fat in their diet as obesity levels continue