Coronavirus has had an impact on all of our lives over the past few months. Thankfully, we are now at a stage where restrictions are slowly easing, and some normality

Complying with new customs and tariff regulations once the transition period ends is the biggest Brexit worry for Northern Ireland businesses, according to a new KPMG Brexit Survey. Nearly half

As applications for a new Childcare Recovery Support Scheme open today, FSB NI Policy Chair, Tina McKenzie, has welcomed the support but said that the time has come for a

The faces of our cities, towns and villages will have to undergo a significant transformation in the recovery from the impact of coronavirus, local councillors have been told. Speaking via

Executive Ministers have been urged to urgently review how Northern Ireland procures its personal protective equipment (PPE) for front-line workers and establish a local PPE supply chain. The Londonderry Chamber

Hospitality Ulster has called for the power of closure to be introduced for those in the hospitality sector who ignore Covid safety guidance, as it seeks the reopening of all

In a joint statement, Simon Hamilton, Chief Executive of Belfast Chamber, Karen Yates, Chief Executive of Causeway Chamber, Paul Clancy, Chief Executive of Derry Chamber and Colm Shannon, Chief Executive

Only three in ten businesses in the North West say they feel ready for Brexit, according to a new survey. The survey, carried out by the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce,

Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has provided a summer economic update in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, writes Mark Coleman, Tax Director at Harbinson Mulholland. The main tax changes announced that apply

Hospitality Ulster has expressed deep frustration at the Northern Ireland Executive’s failure to provide a date for the reopening of ‘wet only’ pubs and called on it to provide essential