John Mulgrew is an editor for the Belfast Telegraph, focusing on local news and events in Northern Ireland. With a keen interest in the hospitality industry, John regularly writes restaurant reviews and covers topics such as property, business, and infrastructure in the region.
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John Mulgrew's coverage predominantly focuses on local business, food & beverage, and house & home topics in Northern Ireland. His articles encompass a wide range of subjects including restaurant reviews, real estate news, and industry-specific trends. If you have expertise in the local businesses or industries mentioned in his articles such as restaurants, real estate trends in Northern Ireland or pharma industry changes specific to the region among others, your insights may be valuable for him.
Given his focus on local news and business developments within Northern Ireland, contributions that offer unique perspectives on these regional topics are likely to resonate with John. Keep in mind that he often cites data and press releases so providing factual information is crucial when reaching out to him.
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Nando’s has opened its latest outlet here creating around 40 jobs.
A new children’s play centre looks set to be built outside Belfast amid fresh plans.
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By: John Mulgrew
A major wind farm has been sitting in Northern Ireland’s planning system for almost a decade without a decision yet being made, it can be revealed.
By: John Mulgrew
Northern Ireland’s recruitment landscape may actually be in better shape than elsewhere in the UK.
By: John Mulgrew
A former RAF dome used to train anti-aircraft gunners during the Second World War could be given a new lease of life as a community events space, it can be revealed.
By: John Mulgrew
There’s little that can’t be improved when experimenting in the kitchen by adding a dash of something from the drinks cabinet.
By: John Mulgrew
The number of cases between businesses and unions being handled by a specialist industrial court here over areas such as pay disputes has “doubled if not tripled” here in the last couple of years.
By: John Mulgrew
A former church and multi-cultural centre which was damaged in an arson attack could be given a new lease of life as a supermarket.
By: John Mulgrew
Restaurants were once daunting places. For some, they still are.
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