By Sandeep Sharma, eatlocaluk.co.uk In the last three years, operational costs associated with running a takeaway or food-to-go business have increased by up to 35-40% for some businesses. From the rising energy costs which show no sign of coming back down again and the increases in raw produce and food/packaging supplies, takeaways have found themselves […]
While the summer holidays are intended as a relieving respite for your young ones, it might not feel quite the same for you. Gone are the scheduled six to seven hours of childcare each day, homework to occupy your children in the evenings, and after-school clubs to keep them stimulated. Now you need to think
In only a matter of weeks food and music fans can look forward to a weekend of fabulous culinary delights and live music at the Eats and Beats festival. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Mourne Mountains, Newcastle in County Down will host the free Eats and Beats festival on Saturday 2 and Sunday
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FIFTY-SIX students from across Northern Ireland will be heading off on the adventure of a lifetime this month after being accepted onto a US Scholarship programme. Hailing from Queen’s University Belfast, Ulster University, Stranmillis University College, Belfast Metropolitan College and North West Regional College, they have been selected to take part in the Study USA
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The 2023 McManus All Ireland Scholarships Scheme is now open for students in Northern Ireland. McManus Scholarship Scheme Now in their 13th year in Northern Ireland the annual scholarships, funded by businessman JP McManus, provide financial assistance to 25 top-performing students from low income households who intend to take up full-time undergraduate courses from September
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Lameness is a common and persistent problem in sheep flocks which has a negative impact on lamb growth rates, ewe fertility and longevity. It has been estimated that the cost of lameness can range anywhere between £4/ewe up to £14/ewe depending on the severity of the problem. It is also a serious health and welfare
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A dark and twisting gothic mystery, The Fortunes of Olivia Richmond is a haunting coming of age debut exploring the supernatural world of tarot and fortune telling alongside the lot of women in Victorian England. 1891 Norfolk. A large manor house, Mistcoate House, sits deep in the countryside surrounded on all sides by thick black woods. It is the home
OPEN College Network Northern Ireland (OCN NI) has confirmed that it will award a record 46,000 Vocational Qualifications to Northern Ireland learners this summer. Chief Executive of OCN Martin Flynn said that this important operational milestone for OCN demonstrates the organisation’s commitment to providing accessible and high-quality education opportunities to learners across Northern Ireland. With
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They are among 56 students from across Northern Ireland on the prestigious Study USA programme, which enables students to study business or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) related subjects in American colleges, across 22 States, helping to develop their career prospects when they return to Northern Ireland. The British Council, which is the UK’s international
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Figures released by the Consumer Council today reveal that Northern Ireland has lost 27% of its total bank branch network in less than three years. Between May 2020 and January 2023, banks in Northern Ireland permanently closed 52 branches. The Consumer Council carried out research in 2022 to understand the impact of bank branch closures on
