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Mini profile: Local retailer moves all stores under Spar brand - Vimarsana News

Mini profile: Local retailer moves all stores under Spar brand

The Knox family, which operates three forecourts in Northern Ireland, has marked its 23rd year in business by converting all its properties to the Spar

Storm Debi: Brits lashed by 80mph winds as warnings issued - all regions worst hit - Vimarsana News

Storm Debi: Brits lashed by 80mph winds as warnings issued - all regions worst hit

Parts of the UK are braced for strong winds and a lashing of rain on Monday as Storm Debi arrives, with the Met Office issuing amber level weather warnings while schools in Ireland have closed

storm debi: Storm Debi: Weather warnings are in force across the UK - Vimarsana News

storm debi: Storm Debi: Weather warnings are in force across the UK

In Wales, gusts reaching up to 77mph pounded the coastal regions following a yellow weather warning issued across various areas. The Met Office has issued cautionary alerts for Northern Ireland, Wales, north-west England, and north-east Scotland, anticipating gusts reaching up to 80mph in exposed coastal areas and 65mph inland.

Northern Ireland weather forecast: Public warned not to travel after car submerged in floodwater as heavy rain causes chaos - Vimarsana News

Northern Ireland weather forecast: Public warned not to travel after car submerged in floodwater as heavy rain causes chaos

Members of the public have been warned not to travel in Northern Ireland as a series of weather warnings come into force.

Farmers urged to sign-up for NI Soil Nutrient Health Scheme - Vimarsana News

Farmers urged to sign-up for NI Soil Nutrient Health Scheme

Farmers in NI have been urged to sign up to the Soil Nutrient Health Scheme which aims to improve "sustainability and efficiency".