Further Education Colleges in Northern Ireland have a key role to play in helping to rebuild the economy after coronavirus, MLAs heard today. Principals from three of Northern Ireland’s colleges

Hospitality Ulster has said that it is “extremely disappointed” that the NI Executive has still not come to a decision on a date for the re-opening of the sector despite

Belfast Chamber and Hospitality Ulster have jointly urged the Northern Ireland Executive to follow the example of the Republic of Ireland and both urgently bring forward the reopening dates for

In the golden age of the 1950s, entrepreneurs and serial inventors were coming up with the best ideas to make our domestic lives a little better – microwave ovens, coloured

NILGA’s President, Councillor Frances Burton, has called for an urgent review of support for the Childcare Industry in NI having received clear data on the value – and fragility –

The “new normal” has arrived. Twenty years after theY2K Millennium Bug threatened digital economies, we face a different type of bug: Covid-19. In just five months, it has crippled the

Last weekend, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a series of changes to the Government’s Job Retention Scheme, including workers being able to go back part-time from Wednesday 1 July. Even

There are decades when nothing happens and weeks when decades happen. This certainly seems the case in terms of Insolvency reforms, writes Matthew Howse, Partner, Litigation and Dispute Management, Eversheds

There’s no going back for Northern Ireland’s public sector. The First Minister, Arlene Foster, has said that the region is entering a “new normal” post-Covid 19 and has challenged organisations

Belfast Chamber has welcomed today’s announcement by the Executive that some non-essential retailers will be able to open again in Northern Ireland from 8 June. The business organisation which represents many