News Catch Up: Tuesday 7th January
News catch up with Olivia Peden.
‘As a society we need to further embrace the positive aspects of our later years’
Sandy Cuthbert is a freelance dance and somatic practitioner ...
List of school closures after blanket of snow for parts of NI saw roads closed and vehicles stuck
A weather warning for snow and ice remains in effect for Northern Ireland until 11am today, with the Met Office warning that there may be some disruption to travel.
Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after Newtownabbey shooting
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a shooting in Co Antrim on Monday night. The 29-year-old remains in custody while another man was taken to hospital with injuries that ...
Let’s prioritise the retrofitting of homes to ensure they are more energy efficient
As the new chair of the Forum for Better Homes NI, I am pleased to see the recent publication of the Housing Supply Strategy.
Well-constructed financial projections are key to a successful fundraise
When raising finance, whether it be via traditional or alternative lending, private equity investment or grant assistance, ...
‘We should see design work for renewables scheme completed’
With tailored solutions and AI unlocking potential, 2025 promises a digitally skilled, inclusive and agile workforce ready to ...
Forget new year, new me, wintering is about slowing down: Wellness experts on why this is the time for self-care
Sunrise walks, candle-lit reading, phone-free family time and pizza nights with friends are just some of the simple ways you ...
After the dreaded return to normality post-New Year’s Eve, will there be economic turbulence or consolidation?
The last of the New Year’s parties have been cleaned up and people are returning en masse to work and school. But even after ...
EY unveils plans for new NI office in ‘significant milestone’ amid plan to create 1,000 jobs
Professional services firm EY Northern Ireland has chosen Ebrington Plaza in Derry for a new regional office, it said today.
Opinion
How will Northern Ireland’s economy perform in 2025? We ask the experts
The last of the New Year’s parties have been cleaned up and people are returning en masse to work and school. But even after the last hangover passes, the economic outlook facing Northern Ireland ...