Ambitions to significantly increase the number of homes in the city by 31,600 by 2035, a transformational City Deal and a young, highly educated population are just some of the

The COVID-19 pandemic has heralded something of a transformation in Northern Ireland’s attitude to saving money, new research suggests. Ulster Bank surveyed 1,000 people across Northern Ireland about their attitudes

Accountancy and advisory firm, Baker Tilly Mooney Moore, is reporting a significant increase in demand for investment properties, following the ongoing spike in domestic tourism, as a result of the

Almost a third (28%) of people living in Northern Ireland say their self-esteem has increased compared with pre-pandemic levels. In contrast, 26% said their self-esteem had decreased[i]. This is according

Commercial real estate agency CBRE NI has said it expects to see much-improved real estate investment spend in Northern Ireland in 2021 – compared to the same period in 2020

Cathedral Quarter Business Improvement District has welcomed the long-awaited reform of liquor licensing laws, after a bill passed in the Northern Ireland Assembly. Destination CQ BID Manager, Damien Corr, said

The symptoms of oesophageal-gastric junction cancer are vague and difficult to determine, but when Sean Greer was sitting in front of a bowl of soup for lunch and finding it

Belfast Chamber has set out its 5 priorities that it wants to see implemented to help the city’s economy to recover from the effects of the pandemic and onto the

Hospitality Ulster has welcomed the final stage of the Liquor Licensing Bill passing through the Assembly. The modifications made in the Bill will be the first set of major changes

Covid-19 has had a huge impact on economies globally. It has led to large increases in unemployment and put businesses everywhere under enormous financial strain. In recent months however, hope of