Seven local council websites have been successfully redeveloped by Tourism NI as part of its digital transformation work programme which aims to improve the visitor experience and encourage people to

Almost 9,000 entrepreneurs across Northern Ireland have been supported by the Go For It Programme over the past four years, with more than 3000 new business plans drawn up in

The latest Hospitality Ulster survey has shown that trade within the sector continues to free-fall as restrictions that remain in place continue to destroy the industry across the board. The

4C UR Future, the social enterprise that aims to empower young people to make more informed education and career choices, has announced its 4C UR Future LIVE events are returning

Accountancy and advisory firm Baker Tilly Mooney Moore has appointed Michael Branniff as Business Services Partner. Michael brings over 20 years’ experience in the sector, having joined the firm’s Graduate

The Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) has announced a new strategy and rebrand, crucial to achieving its vision that people everywhere will value the life-changing power of occupational therapy.

Hazel Bell, a long-standing Board member and former Chair of Choice has received an OBE. Hazel has been recognised for her service to the NI Housing Sector and wider community,

Boost Drinks, the owner of Northern Ireland’s largest selling soft drink brand within the local independent convenience channel*, has announced that Crossfire Trust (Armagh), Cruse Bereavement Support (Belfast) and The

The Employment initiative ‘Let’s Work’, funded by the Social Investment Fund (SIF) under the Delivering Social Change framework has drawn to a close recently with the publication of the final

The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Brandon Lewis MP, visited Collins Aerospace in Kilkeel to engage, and gain a detailed understanding of the aerospace sector in Northern Ireland, how it