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The President of the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce has written to Executive Ministers urging them to make an immediate decision on the Medical School at the Ulster University’s Magee campus.
On 1 April 2020 the Supreme Court handed down the eagerly awaited judgment in WM Morrison Supermarkets plc v Various Claimants [2020] UKSC 12. A copy of our previous article
Gaps in Government support for construction need addressing to avoid an ominous future RICS & Tughans NI Construction & Infrastructure Market Survey, Q1, 2020 Market confidence in the outlook for
Tourism NI has released the findings of its Impact of Covid-19 online survey of tourism and hospitality businesses conducted in the run up to Easter. The survey had an unprecedented
Ken Sharpe, owner of the Salty Dog Hotel and Boat House Restaurant in Bangor, has spoken of his distress and frustration this morning in trying to apply for financial assistance
The government has made a significant change to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme in relation to employee eligibility. Further detail has also been provided on using the online system and
The Institute of Directors (IoD) Northern Ireland has issued 10 measures that, if introduced by the Northern Ireland Executive, will mitigate economic impacts of virus outbreak. The 10-point plan has
Belfast Chamber, Causeway Chamber, Londonderry Chamber and Newry Chamber have come together to survey members in each of their areas about the impact that the COVID-19 is having upon the
Today sees the release of March data from the Ulster Bank Northern Ireland PMI®. The latest report – produced for Ulster Bank by IHS Markit – indicated that the global
Manufacturers in Northern Ireland have been hit particularly hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, with 81% of manufacturers confirming that they have put staff on furlough, writes Stephen Kelly, Chief Executive,