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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
The World Meteorological Organization also said on Tuesday that it’s looking to verify the temperature reading, which would be unprecedented for the region north of the Arctic Circle. “The Arctic
The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly brought communities closer together with good neighbours looking out for the most vulnerable in our society – however, it has also led to a surge
Linen Quarter BID is welcoming the return of hospitality businesses to the historic District. Following the temporary closure of hospitality business throughout Belfast, the industry has been hit hard by
The COVID-19 pandemic has reinforced the vital importance of our childcare sector to our economy – childcare providers have played a critical role in caring for the children of key
As we approach the end of another quarter, a potentially difficult time for businesses in the current climate with bills needing paid, we are also embracing landmark changes to restructuring
Speaking after the virtual Northern Ireland Local Government Association Health, Social and Environmental Wellbeing Network meeting with Pauline Walmsley from Early Years and Aoife Hamilton from Employers for Childcare, Cllr