Demand for romantic treats were the order for February, resulting in a 2.1% increase in take-home sales at Northern Ireland’s grocers, to just over £4.4
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Staff in a Lisburn newsagents were left shaken after they were threatened during a weekend robbery. The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon 7th March at
Following a positive January, footfall faltered in February with Northern Ireland footfall decreasing by 2.3% in February (year-on-year), down from 3.8% in January. Although the
Food innovation and the continued growth of the food-to-go market are among the topics in the spotlight at this year’s UK Food & Drink Shows.
New legislation which will bring a raft of changes to sentencing in Northern Ireland has been introduced to the Assembly. The Sentencing Bill, which is
Having distributed over 650 tonnes of food to charity and voluntary sectors across NI last year, FareShare NI remains a critical organisation here, relying on
IFEX, NI’s premier food, drink, hospitality and retail exhibition, opened its doors, welcoming thousands of trade visitors to the event on the first day. Home
National Lottery operator Allwyn has brought one of Britain’s best-loved TV formats to National Lottery retailers with the launch of its new £5 Deal or No Deal Scratchcard. Blending brand
When it comes the Northern Irish grocery market, the traditional heavyweights might still hold sway with consumers, but the Symbol Sector here continues to attract
Tributes have been paid to a Lurgan businessman and distinguished GAA Scór figure remembered for his “infectious personality” one month after his tragic passing. Born