Business

Glens of Antrim coastal businesses are set for a boost through a new map higlighting the route’s hidden gems.

These are the businesses nominated in the Larne Times’ Larne Business Awards in the Readers’ Favourite Eating Establishment category.

A major transfer deal involving Mid and East Antrim Borough Council and Larne FC moved a step closer this week with club bosses netting the opportunity to enter formal contract talks to purchase Inver Park.

A sweet new attraction has opened at Glenarm Castle just in time for the spring season - Northern Ireland’s first fudge factory.

A commemorative stream train trip to Whitehead is part of celebrations to mark Translink’s 50th anniversary.

A group of local food and drink producers represented the cream of Mid and East Antrim at the IFEX trade show in Belfast last week.

A former Larne pub failed to sell at an auction in Belfast last week.

A group of award-winning Australian travel agents has been visiting Northern Ireland this week.

Fast food giant McDonald’s has denied rumours that a new branch of the multi-national chain is to open in Larne.

An archaeological excavation at the front of Carrickfergus Castle begins today which could lead to a redesign of how the historic site is accessed.

Mid and East Antrim mayor Cllr. Paul Reid put his cycling skills to the test during a visit to Mango Bikes in Larne as part of a series of visits to Mid and East Antrimbusinesses.

There’s just over a week until the closing date for this year’s prestigious Larne Business Awards, hosted by the Larne Times.

A Mid and East Antrim Borough Council delegation will travel to Westminster next week to give evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on the regional implications of Kilroot Power Station’s closure.

‘Research & Development Support and Tax Credits for Businesses’ was the theme for a well-attended breakfast seminar in Willowbank Business Park, Larne.

Drivers who park illegally in urban clearways and bus lanes on the main arterial routes into and out of Belfast may have their vehicles removed and clamped.

Temperatures are set to rise slightly over the coming days following a week of sub-zero conditions and snow storms which are continuing to impact across parts of Northern Ireland.

A meeting for employees impacted by last week’s Sensata Technologies job losses announcement will take place on Wednesday, March 7, in Carrickfergus.

Larne Credit Union Limited has provided a donation of £12,020 to the Irish League of Credit Unions International Development Foundation.