 | | | Claire Cartmill | | Business Reporter | | Back to school, back to business.. As schools return, so too does business momentum across Northern Ireland — and this week has been no exception. One of the top stories grabbing readers' attention is the positive news that House Belfast, the stylish 31-room boutique hotel, has been acquired out of administration by Havana Trading No.3 Ltd. This acquisition secures the future of the much-loved venue and safeguards nearly 50 jobs. Meanwhile, in the hospitality sector, there's been a mix of highs and lows. The closure of two Northern Ireland fish and chip shops, due to rising costs, struck a chord with readers and highlights the ongoing pressures many small businesses continue to face. And also speaking of chippies, a beloved Ballymena takeaway has made national headlines named among the UK's top 40 fish and chip shops in the prestigious National Fish & Chip Awards 2026. The owner credited the success to their "incredible team and our wonderful customers". As always, we want to hear from you! If you're celebrating a business milestone, have a new appointment to share, or know of a fantastic local business we should feature in our Love Your Local spotlight — get in touch claire.cartmill@jpress.co.uk or use our business@newsletter.co.uk. Claire x | 
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