There has been welcome news that any business in Northern Ireland that has been seriously affected by the recent flooding will receive 100% rates relief. They will receive this rates relief starting from November 1st and it will run on until March 31st of next year. As well as the above, Secretary of State Chris …
100% Rates Relief Offered To Businesses Seriously Affected By The FloodsRead More
The latest report from the monthly Ulster Bank purchasing managers’ index (PMI) has painted a rather gloomy picture of the private business sector in Northern Ireland. Business activity has fallen for the 4th month in a row, with new orders further declining and the rate of job creation also slowing down. This has led to an …
Business Activity Drops Once More As Confidence WanesRead More
New figures posted by Inform Direct have revealed that companies in Northern Ireland are more likely to survive for 5 years or more than in any other region of the UK. This is very much a feather in the cap for the N Ireland business community who are showing commendable resilience and fortitude in what …
Survival Rates For Companies In NI Healthy In Comparison To Rest Of UKRead More
The flooding in parts of Northern Ireland this last week has left lots of businesses counting the cost as the flood water has ripped through their premises. Areas that have been particularly badly hit include Downpatrick, Newry, Kilkeel and Portadown. Thankfully the water levels are slowly starting to recede so that the clean up operations …
Flooding Leaves Many Businesses Devastated By Their LossesRead More
Businesses in Northern Ireland are paying higher than average business rates when compared to other parts of the UK. This situation, according to Stephen Magorrian of the Horatio Group who is also the chair of Hospitality Ulster, is causing enormous damage to the hospitality industry at a time when they are crying out for more support …
High Business Rates Damaging The Hospitality Industry Says Chair Of Hospitality UlsterRead More
The Women in Business Group (WiB) have just celebrated their 21st anniversary. This influential group started back in 2002 with 40 members, but they have grown considerably since then, with over 470 Northern Ireland business leaders, members and supporters at their annual chair’s lunch at the Titanic in Belfast. Creating A Prosperous And Inclusive Economy …
Women In Business Group Celebrate 21 Years MilestoneRead More
Paul Millar, the newly elected chair of Chartered Accountants Ulster Society, wants to unleash the full potential of Northern Ireland by embracing the entrepreneurial culture. In his first address, at the 116th meeting of the Ulster Society where he succeeded Emma Murray, he talked about how chartered accountants should be inspired by entrepreneurs and buy …
Chair Of Chartered Accountants Wants To Unleash Northern Ireland’s PotentialRead More
Business activity in the private sector in Northern Ireland has fallen for the 3rd month in a row as the economy continues to grind its gears at a relatively low pace. There was a fall in both output and new orders in September, according to the latest data from the Ulster Bank purchasing manager’s index …
