Northern Ireland has reported the second-lowest crime rate in the UK for 2020 out of 43 nation-wide police forces, reporting just 1.28 crimes per 1,000 residents according to new research.

Looking back at my diary, I notice that today marks day number 365 of working from home (WFH). Like a lot of organisations Fujitsu implemented this slightly earlier than the

Turning our backs on a year like no other, we emerge into a world permanently changed by Covid-19. The pandemic has reframed how society behaves and made digital the new

Belfast Chamber has said that the Executive have missed an opportunity to offer businesses hope by giving them indicative dates for reopening and that the current slowness in lifting lockdown

In a follow up to The Great Big Lockdown Survey which ran in May last year after the first lockdown, Belfast Live publisher Reach put out the second instalment in

Northern Ireland company PiP Chemicals has warned that substandard and non-compliant biocidal products are being sold as hand sanitisers, resulting in the potential of harm. PiP Chemicals, based in Newtownards,

Northern Ireland has the opportunity to stand out from the crowd in the race for international investment if it is able to lower its corporation tax rate from 2023, KPMG

As Managing Director of AbbeyAutoline, Julie Gibbons leads a team of 450 experienced staff members at Northern Ireland’s largest insurance brokers. Julie describes the people of AbbeyAutoline as the backbone

The Chancellor had a difficult balancing act to perform with his budget, supporting people, jobs and businesses through the Covid 19 pandemic whilst looking to the future, writes Angela Keery

The Chancellor giveth but warns that he will take away…, writes Maybeth Shaw, Tax Partner BDO. As Chancellor Rishi Sunak made clear at the outset, the United Kingdom hasn’t faced